Ffestiniog Railway Double Fairlie loco, David Lloyd George departs from Blaneau Festiniog with a service to Portmadog. On the left can be seen Black Five no. 45407 laying over while working the "W... (more)

Black Fives nos. 45407 and 45231 at the head of the train ready to depart from Blaenau Festiniog, running in reverse with the "Welsh Mountaineer" main line special.

Black Five no. 45231 reverses past its classmate no. 45407 at Blaenau Festiniog while running round their carriages of the "Welsh Mountaineer" main line special. Standing next to them is Ffestini... (more)

Black Fives no. 45407 and 45231 shunt up to their carrisges during the lay over at Blaenau Festiniog while working the "Welsh Mountaineer" main line special.

GWR no. 5643 heads a demonstration freight train through Berwyn at the LLangollen Railway's splendid Steel, Steam and Stars II Gala.

At the Llangollen Railway's Steel, Steam and Stars II Gala, a demonstration freight was run. Passengers could pay to ride in the guards van (caboose). Here we see a group at the back of the train ... (more)

Small prairie tank no 5526 pulls into Berwyn station, by the River Dee, with a train from Llangollen to Carrog at the Llangollen Railway's Steel, Steam and Stars II Gala.

Star visitor to the Steel, Steam and Stars Gala II at the Llangollen Railway was this beauty. 3440 City of Truro, part of the National Collection was the first locomotive to reach 100mph in 1904. ... (more)

GWR no. 3802 is now out of ticket at the Llangollen Railway and partially dismantled for overhaul. Here we see it in Llangollen shed yard in company with Pannier Tank no. 6430.

The driver of 6100 Royal Scot talks to volunteers on the platform at Llangollen, while another crew member fills the tender with water. All part of the preparations for the Stel, Steam and Stars I... (more)

Want to buy a steam engine? This locomotive is for sale. 2859 is a GWR heavy freight engine built at Swindon in May 1918, to a 1903 Churchward design. The cost then was £4,992 for the engine and ... (more)

The driver of B1 Class no. 1306 Mayflower watches carefully as it runs round its train at Carrog on the Llangollen Railway on the day before the Steel, Steam and Stars II Gala commenced.

This lovely little narrow gauge loco is Irish Mail. Built by Hunslet of Leeds in 1903 for the Dinorwic Quarry in Wales. It was rescued from scrap as an incomplete loco in 1969, it was restored and... (more)

Black Five no. 44806, disguised as long-scrapped classmate no. 44801 stands in the shed yard at Llangollen. Ex-GWR Manor Class 7822 Foxcote Manor stands in the shed to the right. This loco is now ... (more)

In a muddy Llangollen shed yard, a volunteer uses a chain saw to cut up old loading pallets to use as firewood for the firelighting process. There were lots of fires to get going as it was the day... (more)