Virginia & Truckee No. 25, a Baldwin 4-6-0 Ten-Wheeler, sits idling at the depot of the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City, NV next to one of the two pieces of equipment identified as Vir... (more)

The Glenbrook sits outside showing people what will soon be Nevada State Railroad Museum's newest operable locomotive

139 and still going strong! The Nevada State RR Museum's 4-4-0 number 22, the Inyo, poses in front of an old water tower that was originally located in the Washoe Valley on the Virginia and Trucke... (more)

The V&T Inyo and 25 sit at the depot at the Nevada State Railroad Museum

V&T 25 pulls its train around the loop at the Nevada State Railroad Museum

The V&T Inyo with its beautiful shining brass sits outside the depot at the Nevada State Railroad Museum

V&T 25 steams over the diamonds as it runs around the loop

Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming #1: Glenbrook. Mostly hidden from public view, in the shops of the Nevada State Railroad Museum, a little-known narrow gauge mogul is approaching the end of ... (more)

Tucson, Cornelia & Gila Bend Car 401. One of the lesser-known gems in the collection of the Nevada State Railroad Museum is this Gas Motor Car from the Tucson, Cornelia & Gila Bend Railroad... (more)

V&T Survivor: Inyo. Of the six 4-4-0 American Locomotives that served the legendary Virginia & Truckee Railway, four survive, but only one is still operational. Built in 1875 by the Baldwi... (more)

Your Hand on the Throttle. The Virginia & Truckee Railway's high-stepping 10-wheeler passes the Nevada State Railroad Museum's Water Tower, with a young lad looking on. Perhaps some day, h... (more)

V&T Survivor: McKeen Motor Car #22. The Virginia & Truckee's McKeen Motor Car was capable of carrying 54 passengers as well as baggage express. The passengers were carried in two cabins, ... (more)

V&T Survivor: McKeen Motor Car #22. In an effort to cut costs and reduce the need for steam-powered passenger trains, the Virginia & Truckee purchased a 70 foot long McKeen Motor Car in 191... (more)

V&T Survivor: Number Twenty Seven. In 1913, the Virginia & Truckee purchased its last new locomotive. Like its most recent purchase six years earlier, this last engine was a 60-ton Baldwin... (more)

V&T Survivor: Inyo. One of four of the Virginia & Truckee's fabled 4-4-0s that survived the railroad's demise is #22, Inyo. Built in 1875 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, PA... (more)