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The ex-Frisco railroad locomotive no. 4500 was built in Philadelphia, Pa. in November, 1942 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. It was assigned to pull the passenger train “METEOR” from c, Mo. thru Tulsa to Oklahoma City and back on a daily basis.

Olten, Switzerland - April 23, 2022 : special train hauled by steam locomotive C 5/6 from Swiss Federal Railway (historic)

Lima, Peru - January 21, 2015: Steam train driver aboard his tourist steam train in public park the Parque de la Amistad in central Lima

A durable steam locomotive made of black metal parts

Alingsås, Sweden - June 29 2019: Museum steam train travelling through a green forest

A nostalgic look back to a time long gone. The front view of a steam locomotive from the 1920s. The boiler is under pressure, the engine is ready to go.

West Bay.Dorset.United Kingdom.June 12th 2022.A restored Aveling and Porter traction engine is on display at the West Bay vintage rally

$Steel nameplates on a locomotive showing it was built by the United States Transportation Corps for use in the Second World War. This is a rare train that the KWVR purchased privately from Europe.\n\nThe Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (KWVR) is a 5-mile-long (8 km) heritage railway in the Worth Valley, West Yorkshire. It is now a major tourist attraction and carries more than 100,000 passengers a year.\n\nThe depot in Haworth serves as a maintenance and storage yard for a large number of their engines. On 8th May 2023 I was allowed to tour the maintenance yard and look at what goes on behind the scenes.$

details of steel mechanism, wheels and piston of old steam train locomotive on a railway

Rosudgeon, Cornwall, UK - 18th August, 2024: Fully restored 19th century steam traction engine, Britannia, made by Fowler of Leeds. The rally was organised by the West of England Steam Engine Society - one of the largest events in the UK. The rally was organised by the West of England Steam Engine Society - one of the largest events in the UK.

Oslo, Norway: national emblem - The state arms of Norway date from the early Middle ages, the current version was introduced in 1905 when King Haakon VII became king of Norway and modernized in 1992 - yellow crowned rampant lion bearing a golden crown and holding a yellow axe with silver blade over a red shield - golden crown with orb and cross.

Ruskeala, Russia - October 01, 2021: Retro steam locomotive at the turning circle. Ruskeala Mountain Park railway station.

A historic steam train in northern Europe, on old film stock

Honiton.Devon.United Kingdom.July 2nd 2021.A restored traction engine is on display at the Devon County show

Wadi Rum is a desert valley cut into the sandstone and granite cliffs in southern Jordan. Known also as the Valley of the Moon it has been inhabited since prehistoric times (witnessed by the petroglyph inscriptions) and by semi nomadic tribes since the Nabataeans but is best known for its association with T E Lawrence - Lawrence of Arabia - who based himself here to encourage the Arab Revolt and to attack Turkish Forces of the Ottoman Empire during WW1. He was later immortalized by the film of the same name, made in 1962 by David Lean of which this image shows rolling stock used in the film and later abandoned. Today the only inhabitants are Bedouin tribes and transient tourists.

steam locomotive iron wheel with smoke floating on railway in night

Old-fashioned steam train in Swiss Alps in summer

airpump of old German freight steam locomotive, Poland

Girl with long brown hair in pink winter jacket standing on the old steam locomotive at the Nova Gorica train station, Slovenia, Europe. Side view, close-up. Nikon D800, full frame, XXXL.

$The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (KWVR) is a 5-mile-long (8 km) heritage railway in the Worth Valley, West Yorkshire, England, which runs from Keighley to Oxenhope. It connects to the National Rail network at Keighley railway station.\n\nIn May 2023 The Railway welcomed The Flying Scotsman, the world famous locomotive, celebrating its 100th birthday, allowing tours of the train in the depot, train rides, and much more.\n\nThe Flying Scotsman:\nBuilt in 1923 at Doncaster Works, costing £7,944\nWeight: 97 tonnes\nLength: 70ft\nOfficially the first locomotive to reach 100mph and the first to circumnavigate the globe.\nHolds the world record for a non-stop run in a steam locomotive, set in 1989 with a 442-mile trip$

Steam coming from brass Japanese steam locomotive whistle, Hokkaido, Japan

Paramaribo, Suriname: enamel sign of the Royal Consulate of Sweden - Swedish coat of arms - Blazon: Azure, with three coronets Or, ordered two above one. Crowned with a royal crown.

January 12th. 2024. The Severn Valley Steam Heritage Railway at Kidderminster Station Shropshire. England UK. It is a warm sunny day. There are tourists and passengers on the platform. Driver filling the engine with water.

$May 2, 2019:\nThis photo was taken in Japan. A close-up shot of a static photo of the legendary Japanese steam locomotive D51.$

A group of old trains, showing signs of rust and wear, are parked side by side in an abandoned railway depot. The locomotives, in varying shades of red, orange, and blue, contrast with the industrial backdrop and overgrown grass surrounding the area.

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