Chicago Great Western Westinghouse 800 hp, 1956.

 

Class 60 locomotives at Toton Marshalling Yard in Nottinghamshire, specifically captured on June 16, 2019.

 

SBB ETR 610 Swiss high speed multiple unit is called "Astoro".

 

NJT NO. 4208 was unveiled in its new Conrail heritage paint scheme.

 

D16/3 'Claud Hamilton' class, 62545, 4-4-0 steam engine, at Stratford Works in 1956. Was formerly part of the Great Eastern Railway (GER) and later the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER).

 

Union Pacific Railroad locomotive, DDA40X class locomotive, identified by the "UNION PACIFIC" lettering on its side and the visible number "18". Union Pacific DDA40X #6918 was one of the 47 "Centennial" locomotives built by EMD for Union Pacific.

 

Variations of the Bullet trains at a depot near Tokyo.

 

Two Shinkansen "bullet trains" at a station in Japan. Shinkansen trains are known for their speed, efficiency, and distinctive aerodynamic design, capable of reaching speeds up to 320 km/h (200 mph) on certain routes.

 

RRF 4401 electric locomotive, originally an NS 1600 series locomotive, operated by Rotterdam Rail Feeding (RRF). RRF specializes in shunting services and short-distance train hauling for other railway companies, particularly in the Rotterdam harbor area.

 

SNCF Class BB 9400 electric locomotive, specifically BB 9401, known for its lightweight design and nicknamed "Vespa". A total of 135 units were produced between 1967 and 1969, numbered 9401 to 9535.

 

In the 1960s, the Norwood Junction locomotive depot, London, (shed code 75C) was a busy, but declining, British Railways site, still active with steam locomotives at the beginning of the decade before transitioning to diesel shunters and closing completely in 1966.

 

Sacramento Northern Railway electric locomotive No.660, a Baldwin-Westinghouse boxcab.

 

South Western Railway (SWR) Class 444 "Desiro" train

 

KCJB Feeder Train, West Java, Indonesia.

 

D6700, Class 40 locomotive, working on the Great Central Railway.

 

New York City Subway R1/9 "Arnines" train, likely operating as part of a nostalgia or special event.

 

Amtrak 49, Lake Shore Limited.

 

Western Maryland Scenic Railway, 7471 an EMD SD 40 and the last Baldwin 1309.

 

Hungarian MÁV Class V43 electric locomotive,

 

SNCF Class BB 9200 electric locomotive, a type of French direct current electric locomotive.

 

Three Class 50 at Derby for the greatest gathering.

 

The days are numbered for the original Acela sets from 2000, which will be taken over by the new Avelia Liberty Train from Alstom, and will be known as Acela II's.

 

The fourfold steam locomotive, hauling five carriages, was passing through Keighley en route to its West Coast Railways base at Carnforth. Engines – Merchant Navy class 35016 British India Line, the Royal Scot class 46115 Scots Guardsman, Jubilee class Galatea running as classmate 45627 Sierra Leone, and Black Five 44932 – were returning 'home' from a major railways celebration in Derbyshire.

 

Siemens Charger B+AC battery-electric locomotive, part of the Metro-North Railroad fleet in New York.

 

Midland Railway Lickey Banker nicknamed "Big Bertha" - one of a kind - was scrapped in 1957. This powerful 0-10-0 tender locomotive, numbered 58100 in British Railways days, was designed specifically to bank trains up the 1 in 38 two-mile incline between Bromsgrove and Barnt Green in Worcestershire. The incline was and is the steepest main line bank in Britain. "Big Bertha" was built at Derby in 1919 to the design of the Midland Railway acting Chief Mechanical Engineer, James Anderson. It had four 16 x 28 inch cylinders, two inside and two outside, driving the 4 feet 71⁄2 inch diameter driving wheels. A large lamp was fitted over the smokebox door to illuminate the rear of the train being banked for safety reasons. It spent its entire working life of 37 years banking the Lickey. It was a hard act to follow, and was replaced at different times by GWR 2-8-0 tank engines, GWR 0-6-0 pannier tank engines, LMS 0-6-0 "Jinty" tank engines, BR Standard 9F 2-10-0 locomotives and, later, diesel locomotives. The image shows "Big Bertha", then numbered 2290, in Midland Railway livery shortly after being built.

 

Norfolk Southern (NS) SD70ACe locomotive No.1080, which was unveiled in 2025 as a heritage unit to honour the history of the Delaware & Hudson (D&H) Railway. The locomotive was painted in the D&H's iconic "lightning stripe" scheme at NS's Juniata Locomotive Shop and began revenue service in August 2025, leading the first train on a historic D&H route in New England.

 

ÖBB Railjet train, which is a high-speed rail service operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) and Czech Railways (ČD).

 

Two British Rail Class 720 Aventra electric multiple unit (EMU) trains at London Liverpool Street station, operated by Greater Anglia.

 

Two MÁV V43 class electric locomotives, specifically V43 1014 and V43 1350, at Ferencváros marshalling yard in Budapest, Hungary in 1983.

 

The Train of Many Metals (also referred to as TOMM) is one of the New York Transit Museum's nostalgia trains used for excursions

 

Ex-London Underground Class 483, now working on the Isle of Wight railway.

 

A historical moment: The last steam train service on the London Underground took place on June 6, 1971. The locomotive shown is Great Western Railway (GWR) 0-6-0PT No. L94 (originally GWR 5786).

 

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) 2-8-2 "Mikado" steam locomotive, specifically a Q-1 class engine. No. 2917.

 

East Midlands Railway (EMR) Class 158 train, No. 158847, the first of EMR's Class 158 fleet to undergo a refurbishment as part of a £5.2 million interior refresh project.

 

British Rail, Derby Lightweight diesel multiple unit, a type of train built in Derby from 1954 to 1955, passing a GCR loco 65894, a J27 Class steam locomotive.

 

The Shinkansen train, commonly known as the "bullet train," is in Japan.

 

Plasser & Theurer AFM 2000 RT track finishing machine, a high-capacity machine designed for track maintenance.

 

NS Intercity Materieel (ICM) train, commonly known as "Koploper". The ICM is an electric multiple unit (EMU) train type operated by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Dutch Railways).

 

New South Wales Government loco, 3801 steam locomotive, arguably Australia's most famous steam locomotive, operated in Australia from 1943.

 

British Rail Class 66 locomotive, DB Cargo 66 200. Video of inside the cab.

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