Wild West At Golden: Florence & Cripple Creek 4-6-0 No. 20 was built by Schenectady in 1899. In 1916, F&CC No. 20 was sold to the Rio Grande Southern and it spent the next 35 years on the Silver ... (more)

Furness Railway Number 20 is the oldest working standard gauge steam engine in Britain. It was built in 1863 by Sharp Stewart & Co. of Manchester as one of a batch of eight 0-4-0 tender locomotive... (more)

Furness Railway Number 20 is the oldest working standard gauge steam engine in Britain. It was built in 1863 by Sharp Stewart & Co. of Manchester as one of a batch of eight 0-4-0 tender locomotive... (more)

A train from the 'Suspension-railway' from Vohwinkel to Oberbarmen between the stations Hauptbahnhof and Kluse/Schauspielhaus directly above the main road. There is only one line (13.3km) with 20 ... (more)

The winter of 2009/2010 was hard on Washington DC with two major Blizzards. P42 20 is coupled back-to-back with another P42 going throughout Washington Terminal to keep tracks clear as the relent... (more)

Florence & Cripple Creek 4-6-0 No. 20 was built by Schenectady in 1899. In 1916, F&CC No. 20 was sold to the Rio Grande Southern and it spent the next 35 years on the Silver San Juan Route. After ... (more)

Furness Railway No.20 is the UKs oldest standard gauge working steam locomotive, built in 1863 by Sharp Stewart in Manchester the machine visited the Buebell line this summer. The coaches are much... (more)

Waiting for their next call to duty A&M RS1 20 and T6 12 sit outside of the shops.

Of all the surreal and truly wonderful sights I ever encountered, this must surely rank near the top. I had gone to the NYMR's annual gala unprepared, with no idea what was running. I chose the 'q... (more)

The oldest working steam loco in Britain is currently not working. The boiler has been removed for its ten year inspection. It is hoped that it will up and running again late in August this year. ... (more)

Minnesota Dakota & Western S2 # 20 is being canibilized as a parts source for the railroads other Alco's, outside the enginehouse and car shops at International Falls, Minnesota.

A Liverpool Overhead Railway train arrives at Clarence Dock station on a service to Dingle. This greatly loved railway closed at the end of 1956. A photo by J.F. Davies.

This is the oldest working standard gauge steam locomotive in Britain, Furness Railway Number 20. Built in 1863, it is still used on special occasions on the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway in ... (more)

This loco was Ruston & Hornsby builders number 432479 and was used for shunting the Signal Deprtment's yard at Reading. It is now preserved on the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway.

Looking west out the cab of USS Baldwin S-12 #20, towards Quincy RR Alco S-1 #4 and another Baldwin at the Portola RR museum.