Steam locomotive

No, I didn't accidentally put the J on the list twice. And as much of a Reading die-hard as I may be, none of the bathtub streamliners really did it for me.

Hold onto your engineer caps, railroad history lovers.

High quality photograph of Untitled Steam 4-6-2 # 01 202 at Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland.

Another image appearing in an email. This streamlined steam locomotive echoes that steampunk feel. (From a different angle)

Steam Locomotives of the Central Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific Railroad used on the first transcontinental railroad.

Read how a dedicated team of train enthusiasts used SOLIDWORKS and good old fashioned perseverance to build the world's faster steam locomotive.

Union Pacific #3985 is a 4-6-6-4 Challenger built by ALCO. 3985 was built in 1943 as part of the fourth batch of 4-6-6-4s for the Union Pacific Railroad. The engine later stopped pulling revenue trains in 1957, but was semi-retired. It was officially retired in 1962, and donated to Cheyenne, Wyoming for display. In 1979, Union Pacific Employees decided to restore 3985, and the restoration was complete in 1981. The engine pulled excursion trains until 2010 and got retired in 2020 due to poor…

Thirty yards or so down the track, the respective engineers would throw their trains’ throttles wide open, and the crews would jump to safety. Physics

Hold onto your engineer caps, railroad history lovers.

The NS Southern Railway heritage locomotive leads a double-stack intermodal train through a snowstorm in Larimer, Pa. Photo by: Eric Johnson (yardmaster), 2016 Norfolk Southern calendar www.nscompany.store