In its 133 years in existence, the capital city’s Historic Pumphouse has been a vital piece of downtown infrastructure, the site of near disaster and a relic with an uncertain future. Now City Council ...

This isn’t your typical tourist trap with actors pretending and props standing in for the real thing—these are authentic vintage steam locomotives pulling meticulously restored passenger cars through ...

The government has been forced to modify its plans for the redevelopment of the museum after concerns emerged about a key ...

A Wollongong man who has spent the past six years building a 20th-century steamboat in his shed has received a huge send-off during his maiden voyage.

In addition, we’ll take a look at how steam pressure is regulated, how the train is controlled, and why the design of steam engines was revolutionary at the time.

This unique steam engine uses about 1,200 gallons of recycled vegetable oil per round trip, and the Grand Canyon Railways does it by collecting used vegetable oil from its own on-property food joints.

When the LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado steam locomotive was taken along the Cambrian Line earlier this year, it was helmed by Machynlleth train driver John Rogers. He was behind the controls ...

Part of the public transportation system, this train requires additional payment of an “historical surcharge” of €10 (RM48) per person, per day. Munich to Fussen, and Cinderella’s castle ...

6. Alberni Pacific Railway Port Alberni; 25 minutes Vancouver Island’s booming lumber industry once required the services of many a chugging steam train, but all have vanished now save for this ...

ORLEANS—What started as a creative vision to adorn Orange County with striking public art is rapidly becoming a reality. The Town of Orleans and the Orange County Economic Development ...

In the late 2010s, as railroads with high traffic frequencies or large freight volumes raced to implement PTC, several options emerged for the new safety system’s integration into steam locomotives, ...

Not to beat a dead horse about my bad memory, but I don’t remember where I originally found the paper “A Look Ahead.” It might have been from the archives of the first place I worked in this industry.