The Western Maryland Scenic Railroad is a 16 mile line tourist line operating out of the historic town of Cumberland, Maryland. The railroad owns several pieces of vintage rail equipment, including two steam locomotives. Number 734 is a 2-8-0 “Consolidation” type originally built to haul iron ore trains for the Lake Superior and Ishpemming on the Great Lakes. Since 2016, the locomotive has been out of service, pending a full rebuild. Here, the locomotive is seen pulling a recreated freight train

139K views · 25 reactions | The Durango and Silverton is a tourist train that runs through the mountains of Southwestern Colorado between the towns of Durango and Silverton. Vintage steam locomotives pull antique passenger cars through the Animas River Valley and through the San Juan Mountains. In this video, we'll take a look at this train in action as it passes by several locations on its 45 mile long journey. All aboard! | Coasterfan2105 | Facebook

N&W Steam Locomotives Double-head on the Strasburg Railroad! 🚂: Norfolk & Western #475 (disguised as 382 in this video) is a coal burning 4-8-0 M class. Baldwin | 1906 🚂: Norfolk & Western #611 is a coal burning 4-8-4 J class. N&W Roanoke | 1950 📸: October | 2019 🚂: #steamtrain #steamlocomotives #steamlocomotive #steamengine #steampower #vintage #pennsylvania #railroads #railway #railway_of_our_world #trains #trainspotter #trainspotting #railfanning #railfan #americana #vintage #historical #

Here is the star of Wednesday’s train arriving here at Tyseley earlier this evening. We hope you’re as excited as we are to see her at the head of The Christmas White Rose on the 10th! | Vintage Trains