Two crewmen discuss the plan for the upcoming day.

Mason County No. 7 and Quincy No. 2 team up for a great photo runby during Steamfest II on the Niles Canyon Railway. The lead engine was visiting from Roots of Motive Power in Willits, California... (more)

Mason County No. 7 gets some TLC before the start of Steamfest II

The whistle on Mason County Logging 2-6-2 No. 7 echoes off the canyon walls as it and Quincy 2-6-2T No. 2 perform another photo run for the photographers.

The builders plate on Quincy No. 2

Mason County Logging 2-6-2 No. 7 performs a photo runby for the crowd during the morning photo trip at Steamfest II, hosted by the Niles Canyon Railway.

Volunteers with the Pacific Locomotive Association have Quincy No. 2 hot and ready to go as the first rays of sunlight hit Brightside Yard.

The Isle of Mull Railway was opened in 1984 to transport visitors arriving on the ferry from Oban to Torosay Castle, this loco, named Victoria, is the largest on the line. Some more details can be... (more)

5542 and Autocoach #178 leave Toddington for Winchcombe during the "Cotswold Festival of Steam" event.

Chunky tank 99 6001 waits for departure time at Alexisbad with the 18.42 to Harzgerode.

The 14.47 Gernrode to Hasselfelde service train, caught near sunset at Stiege.

Chunky 2-6-2t 99-6001-4, the regular power on the daily Gernrode to Hasselfelde train, hustles towards the conditional halt at Drahtzug on a fine winter morning.

Another archive photo from a negative about which nothing is known apart from what you can see.

5526 hauls the 10:45 Buckfastleigh – Totnes along the banks of the River Dart near Hood Bridge on Thursday 29th March 2007

Triple-headed with Quincy Railroad 2 and Granite Rock 10, the steam special performs another photo runby. The location is obvious because of the "Niles" sign on the hill.