As Denver7 highlights one videographer's shoot of the last coal-burning train on the Durango-Silverton railroad, we were inspired to reflect on the role railways have played in Colorado's history.

Britain's oldest working standard gauge steam locomotive, Furness 20 (built in 1863), is set to visit Tanfield Railway this May during ...

Today people who were not alive when its smoke-spewing coal-fired trains passed through Remington, Wyman Park, Roland Park, ...

A 143-year tradition came to an end a year ago this week as No. 481 marked the last of the Durango & Silverton's steam ...

Many unsuspecting visitors to campus may not know that right below their feet lies a labyrinthine network of dark, ...

As the year of celebrations marks 200 years since the opening of the Stockton & Darlington Railway in 1825, Dr Joseph Brennan ...

Over nine seasons, “The Office” regularly name-dropped real places and products associated with Scranton, where the ...

Built in 1953, the Badger was the last and largest – along with its sister ship the S.S. Spartan – coal-fired, steam engine ...

The two-part epoxy-resin paints need to be applied within 24 hours of each other to give a long-lasting finish which protects ...

A Class 70 locomotive is to visit The Greatest Gathering. The locomotive will be on display over the three-day event, subject ...

Volunteers young and old have been stepping in to keep steam trains running at Didcot Railway Centre in Oxfordshire ahead of a visit from the ...