Ab 663 was retired by NZR in 1969 and purchased by Mainline Steam in 1983 who returned it to the mainline in 1997. 663 ran trips to Castlecliff and Kai Iwi as part of a Vintage Weekend. Seen de... (more)

Canadian Pacific’s wayfreight between Cranbrook and Golden is approaching Wasa, British Columbia, in the Kootenay River Valley on September 21, 2013.

Ab 663 was retired by NZR in 1969 and purchased by Mainline Steam in 1983 who returned it to the mainline standard in 1997. The train is climbing to Westmere on a trip to Kai Iwi as part of a Vin... (more)

Ready for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow' special, #7470 would be the star of the show. #7470 is a Canadian National 0-6-0 O-18a switcher. She was built in 1921 by the G... (more)

PRR 7002 is a Pennsylvania Railroad E7s 4-4-2 Atlantic steam locomotive. It is originally 8063 and was renumbered 7002 when the original was inadvertently scrapped. In 1905, the official 7002 set ... (more)

Ex-Canadian National #7470 gives off a good "Steampunk" look, ready for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow!' special. This was #7470's last photo charter before sh... (more)

The 0-4-0T Santa Cruz Portland Cement No. 2 (aka "The Chiggen"), built by H. K. Porter in 1909, began life at the cement plant in Davenport (11 miles north of Santa Cruz) and served the... (more)

A sporty ride. The reflections of the impending sunrise are already visible in the windows of Caboose #3 as the crew of a Sumpter Valley freight protects the rear of their train while it ba... (more)

Engineer Courtney Gregg continues the show with Ex-Canadian National #7470 on the fifth, and final runby for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow!' special. Appropriately, lig... (more)

Snow, hail, thunder and lightning doesn't stop The Great Marquess from storming through Springside during The East Lancs winter gala.

One last charge - 7470 struts her stuff! With all of her photo run-bys completed and a snowstorm forecast to start within an hour or two, Conway Scenic's 2015 edition of "Steam in the Snow"... (more)

Sleeping Beauty- Resting peacefully in her stall, former High Iron Co. steam star 759 sits cold and forlorn, probably longing for heat in her firebox and steam in her cylinders once again...

Run-by at Woodland Pines. With her pops lifting, CN 7470 brings her "Steam in the Snow" consist across the East Branch of the Saco River and through the property of a residential developmen... (more)

CN 7470, a Cinderella story. The Conway Scenic Railroad's only steam locomotive, the former Canadian National Switcher #7470 drifts toward the concrete tunnel under Highway 302, known as Co... (more)