3440 'City of Truro' seen shortly after leaving Gotherington, bound for Toddington during the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway Cotswold Festival of Steam. It is part of the National Collecti... (more)

Wilmington & Western's pretty 4-4-0 simmers on a siding in downtown Hockessin, Delaware as railroad patrons enjoy a July 4th fireworks display in a nearby park. This was my first time shooting a... (more)

As her headlight pierces through the night air, Wilmington & Western 4-4-0 rests after returning to Greenbank with the Fireworks Express. In a few minutes, she will back slowly out of the station ... (more)

With American flags flying, Wilmington & Western bursts out of the woods and approaches Old Wilmington Road with a special evening excursion to view the Fourth of July fireworks display in nearby ... (more)

Happy 4th of July! Fireworks celebrating the country's independence explode in the rainy skies over Hockessin, DE as seen from the fireman's seat of #98.

This locomotive began its life in Mozambique and also worked in industry in South Africa in its 114-year career. In 1892 construction began of a 2ft gauge railway between Beira and Umtali in the t... (more)

Hard work for the two Lawley NG6 locomotives on the Sandstone Estates railway!

Built by the Baldwin Locomotive works in Philadelphia in 1876, the Jupiter was the Santa Cruz Railroad's third locomotive. The Jupiter was built for 36 inch narrow-gauge and became obsolete in 18... (more)

Sunrise at the Sandstone Estates Railway.

Boston & Maine 494 stares down the upstart diesel that dares to disturb it's slumber. Unlike many other display engines, it is under shelter and cared for. Ironically 494, a lovely 4-4-0 built by ... (more)

People power - GWR 3440 'City of Truro' gets turned at Didcot RC

Most of the W&W's many bridges over the Red Clay Creek are smaller structures than this through truss bridge 98 is crossing as she arrives in Ashland with a wedding charter. Her engineer leans out... (more)

A driver's eye view from the footplate of GWR 4-4-0 no. 3440 City of Truro as it stands at the head of a train at Toddington. In the other platform is prairie tank no. 5524 waiting with an autotra... (more)

The cab of GWR no. 3440 City of Truro> This loco was apparently the first to reach 100mph in 1904. Just imagine going at that speed on that small footplate. I don't think the tea mugs are origina... (more)