Steam engine trains

Heisler No. 6 as it pulls out of Hevener Station in Durbin, West Virginia. This is after the train drops off the two Castaway Cabooses and starts the journey...

Replica of Engine 119 which brought the Pacific representatives to the Golden Spike ceremony. The original was scrapped in 1900 for $1000. Golden Spike National Historic Site © 2010, Fremont River Photography

The 4-6-4 Hudson was developed by the NYC in the 1920s hence its name. Read more about its development and which lines used this type.

Shay No. 2 Steam Engine Train Blowing The Whistle In Cass, West Virginia - #steamengine #train #locomotive #railroad #rail #oldtrain #WalkerVintageParts

Steam Train The Nevada State Railroad Museum ran this vintage locomotive on a snowy day in Carson City

High quality photograph of Norfolk & Western Steam 4-8-4 # NW 611 at Strasburg, Pennsylvania, USA.

High quality photograph of Untitled Steam 4-6-2 # 01 202 at Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland.

The Titanic was immense in its day, but would be dwarfed by modern cruise ships. Union Pacific’s Big Boy locomotive was large when it was brand new in 1941–and still looks colossal next to modern trains. One special Boy has been in the barn for a long restoration, and is finally moving under its own power.

Steam Locomotives of the Central Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific Railroad used on the first transcontinental railroad.

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