The USRA was born under a unique confluence of circumstances. Prior even to American involvement in the First World War, the ...

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The steam locomotive that hides in the museum witnesses the developing history of world railway, civilization of industrial revolution and at the same time, it also records the brilliant course ...

The Ellesmere locomotive was built by Hawthorns and Co. of Leith in 1861 for Howe Bridge Colliery near Atherton in Lancashire. It spent many years there shunting wagons in and around the works.

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The great majority of Scottish-built locomotives came from the west of Scotland, most from Glasgow Comments are closed for this object What's this? Most of the content on A History of the World is ...

Railroading exists everywhere we look, and in our travels we often get a glimpse into railroad history in places we least ...

If you were to visit a railway almost anywhere in the world, you would find that unless it was in some way running heritage trains, the locomotives would bear a similarity to each other.