Odakyu 60000 series, a type of electric multiple unit (EMU) train used on the Odakyu Romancecar limited express service. Japan.

 

Deshler depot, a crucial junction where the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad's Detroit/Toledo to Cincinnati line crossed the busy Chicago to Washington, D.C., mainline. 1952.

 

The Crumlin Viaduct, once an inspiring sight in the Welsh landscape. Dismantled in 1965.

 

SNCF Class BB 15000 locomotive number 15047 electric loco built by Alstom in the 70's.

 

Santa Fe 3751 steam locomotive, a preserved 4-8-4 "Northern" type built in 1927 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

 

GE CM20EMP locomotive, also known as the CC206 in Indonesia, is a multi-purpose diesel electric.

 

Class 45 "Peak" locomotive on the LMS.

 

8 Diesel locos pulling this monster.

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Cannon Street railway bridge over the River Thames, 1920.

 

Class 60 diesel locomotives appear abandoned and in a state of disrepair. These locomotives were built by Brush Falcon Works in Loughborough between 1989 and 1991 for heavy freight work, before restoration.

 

Nearly at the end for steam, Class 8F 48510 labours up to the top of the 1-100 climb from Derby having just emerged from the 464 yd Mickleover tunnel with a goods train on 27th September 1966, which was my local station before the beeching cuts.

 

ÖBB 1293 series locomotive, part of the Siemens Vectron family, operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB).

 

Preserved D1015, nicknamed "Western Champion," is a British Rail Class 52 diesel-hydraulic locomotive, one of 74 built for the Western Region between 1961 and 1964, on East Largin viaduct, Cornwall.

 

Amtrak HHP-8 electric locomotive, specifically unit 664. These locomotives, known as "Hippos" due to their design, were built by a consortium of Bombardier and Alstom for Amtrak and the Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) system.

 

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (B&O) EMD E8 A-A Diesel Locomotive No.1462 at Grand Central Station, Chicago.

 

Hokuriku Shinkansen train, a high-speed "bullet train" line in Japan.

 

BNSF along the Tehachapi Pass California.

 

British Rail Class 37 locomotive 37 403 'Isle of Mull'.

 

Canadian Pacific Railway (CP Rail) No. 8641. The Nakusp to Slocan Lake Railway (N&S) ferry barge GP9 8641 unloads ties from the Slocan Lake barge for installation on the isolated line to Nakusp. The line was later closed.

 

Huey P Long Bridge over the Mississippi at Bridge City, Louisiana.

 

British Rail Class 350 121 (350/1, unit number 350131) Siemens Desiro electric multiple unit (EMU)

 

The GM AEROTRAIN. Built in the mid 1950s.

 

Stadler FLIRT RABe 522, specifically designed for theCross Border Switzerlabd and France Léman Express network.

 

EMD GP9 No. 1814 of Central Montana Rail.

 

British Rail Class 70 No. 70807 diesel locomotive, used for mainline freight.

 

Two Class 158 Express Sprinters, operated by Northern Trains in Hull, can be found operating across the UK. They were built in Derby and are very reliable.

 

JR West 100 K 122-5003, Shinkansen bullet train.

 

EMD GT26CW-2 diesel-electric locomotive. built primarily for export by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) of General Motors.

 

Avanti Evero West Coast Class 390 Pendolino.

 

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway (P&WV) locomotive numbered 1106.

 

Liverpool Street Station, London, 1904.

 

Pennsylvania Railroad Baldwin Shark Nose.

 

The Royal Border Bridge spans the River Tweed between Berwick-upon-Tweed and Tweedmouth in Northumberland, England, and was opened in 1850, and has 28, 60 ft. arches.

 

103 series Osaka Loop Line train in Japan.

 

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Canadian National Railway (CN) Spadina Yard in Toronto, Ontario, during the late 1970s

 

Tokyo Metro (Chiyoda).

 

The LMS Turbomotive, arguably the most successful British steam turbine loco. Built in 1935, it was rebuilt as a conventional steam loco in 1952 only to be destroyed in the Harrow & Wealdstone disaster after only 8 weeks of service.

 

J&L Narrow Gauge Railroad's locomotive No. 58, a 1937 Porter saddle tank locomotive, operating on a 24-inch gauge track in Pennsylvania.

 

123 years ago, in June 1903, the iconic express passenger train operated from 1902 to 1967, connecting New York City and Chicago.

 

Cannon Street station was built over the Thames to serve commuter traffic from Kent.