Flagg Coal Company 75 in a steamy scene gets ready for a day's work in Frederick Md

Second Day Bridge Shot. On its second trip down to Rynd Farm, "Hank" returns back to Titusville. This weekend marked the first time in 40 years that steam locomotives traveled through Oil Creek ... (more)

Flagg Coal Company running excursions on the Walkersville and Southern railroad during 102 degree heat. The flagman at this crossing holds his ears as the shrill whistle of #75 pierces the air

Timeless and classic power! This steam engine is pulling the Caboose Train for NCTM's annual Rail Days.

Flagg Coal 75 makes its third visit to the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum to pull trips over three rehabilitated miles of the former L&N Alabama Mineral Belt where HOD normally runs excursions. Th... (more)

Flagg Coal 75 makes its third visit to the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum to pull trips over three rehabilitated miles of the former L&N Alabama Mineral Belt where HOD normally runs excursions. It... (more)

Flagg Coal Company 0-4-0ST No. 75 pours it on. The locomotive is just about to cross Hwy 321 as it makes it way back to the Rockton yard of the South Carolina Railroad Museum.

Flagg Coal Company 75 silently awaits its duties for the next day. Special thanks goes to MSRLHA for the lighting and those involved in organizing West Virginia Rails 2010.

Upon close inspection, even a tiny steam locomotive like the Flagg Coal 75 possesses a plethora of interesting details. Note the water droplets raining down from the overfilled tank above.

During the last two weekends of September 2010, the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum hosted their second Steam Days event featuring Flagg Coal 75. The little locomotive made several trips each day o... (more)

During the last two weekends of September 2010, the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum hosted their second Steam Days event featuring Flagg Coal 75. The 1930-built Vulcan Iron Works product made sever... (more)

A nice posed shot during the Friday night photo session of the West Virginia festival featured Flagg Coal 75 (receiving some attention), New Hope Valley 17 and B&O 722.

Here 75 is being run by a novice who has paid for the privilege of operating her. This little engine has the loudest shrill whistle I've ever heard. It and New Hope Valley's 17 were pure delights ... (more)

Flagg 75 is being winched onto an ingenious flatbed rig. Word is, it's destination is West Virginia for Railfest.

Flagg Coal Company #75 and Viscose #6 await the start of Train Festival 2009 set to start in a couple of days.