The war necessitated a shift toward production for the U.S. Military Railroads and the Pennsylvania Railroad ... is the Union Pacific Big Boy — the world's largest steam locomotive — which ...

capturing some beautiful photos which you can see in our gallery above or by clicking here. Ed Dickens, Union Pacific Railroad Chief Steam Locomotive Engineer drove the rumbling, ground-shaking ...

Crowds watch the arrival of Union Pacific's historic Big Boy steam ... The locomotive is touring through the Union Pacific system in 2019 to commemorate the transcontinental railroad’s 150th ...

Union Pacific faced the immense challenge of hauling heavy freight trains across rugged mountain terrain, requiring ...

Transportation company Union Pacific Railroad is letting historic railroad fans track the company’s famous steam locomotives on ... Users can view photos and videos of the trains and upload ...

The locomotive was built in 1909 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Pennsylvania. All proceeds from the event will support the restoration of Southern Pacific M-6 Steam Locomotive #1744.

Union Pacific's famed Big Boy steam locomotive will be headed west during ... anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad. Big Boy also came through the High Desert in April ...

They scanned the railroad ties in search of the pennies, nickels and dimes that they’d placed on the tracks to be flattened by the steam locomotive ... while taking photos of Union Pacific ...

A steam locomotive that has been on display at the Franklin Institute for the last 90 years was recently removed and will be relocated to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Strasburg.

The Tennessee Valley Railroad ... ownership of Steam Locomotive 5288 to the Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust of Boyertown, Pa. The partnership will return to Pennsylvania a historic ...

If you're heading out to see the steam locomotive during its trip, keep in mind these safety tips shared by Union Pacific: Stay at least 25 feet from railroad tracks Don't trespass to see the train.