On one of Col. Stephens light railways, K&ESR Ford rail bus No 1 stands at Rolvenden on a service from Tenterden Town to Robertsbridge. Photo by the late Reg Clark.

From the unknown photographer with the post card size film, 'Santa Fe' No 3019 is seen c1937. It was rebuilt from the high pressure end of a 2-10-10-2 that in turn had been built using components ... (more)

Denver & Rio Grande Western M67 4-8-2 No 1524 built by ALCo in 1924 stands at an unknown depot in the 1930s.

One of the 13 2-10-2 (1E1) 2,500hp electric locos, Nos 151-63, built for the opening of the Bern-Lotschberg-Simplon Railway in 1913 stands in Goppenstein station at the south end of the Lotschber... (more)

Here is another Paris suburban tank loco seen at the Gare St.Lazare in Paris around 1926. The ETAT 2-6-2T was working from Versailles depot. Scanned from a glass negative taken by O.J. Morris.

One of the great pre-war railway photographs - LNER class A4 4-6-2 No 4467 Wild Swan and A3 4-6-2 4480 Enterprise leave the Gas Works Tunnel just after departing from Kings Cross neck and neck wit... (more)

Possiblly taken at the same time as the photo of the famed Danforth Cooke 4-2-4T in the 1930s, is an ancient 4-4-0 bearing Union Pacific No 9. I have no information about this engine, it would not... (more)

A very ancient Est Railway 0-6-0T built in 1858 and later modified with three of its sisters for working the 3.3km long Gargan to Livry tramway in the north east suburbs of Paris. Engine No 0.208... (more)

D&H Camelback 2-8-0 No 900, originally built by ALCo in 1902, stands at Fort Edward station at an unknown date. I gather this station is now beautifully restored.

A scene at the loco depot in Lucerne showing 2-6-0 No 1602 and Ae 3/6 I 4-6-2 electric No 10314 (later renumbered 10614). No 1602 was built by SLM in 1898 and was the second engine in a series of ... (more)

One of the two DB prototype class 10 Pacifics No 10 001 has just uncoupled together with one carriage in Frankfurt am Main Hbf after arrival from Kassel. Built by Krupp in 1958 it was stood down i... (more)

One of the 40 inside-cylinder 4-6-4Ts built by Beyer, Peacock & Co ., in Manchester, England for the Dutch State Railways in 1913-16 departs from Rotterdam with the 10.41 train to Rosendaal. Fourt... (more)

Erie Alco FB-1 No 725 is seen being serviced at Marion, Ohio in November 1952. Scanned from a 6 x 9 negative by an unknown photographer.

On the last day trams ran in London, a number 35 from Highgate passes Charing Cross UndergrounD station on the Embankment. In central london the trams took their power by means of a 'plough' that ... (more)

Another early Canadian 3ft 6in gauge 4-4-0 belonging to the Prince Edward Island Railway. Sadly not a very good negative but quite historic.