The first steam locomotive to haul a passenger-carrying train on a public railway is set to go on display in Derby.

Baldwin S-10 0-6-0 locomotive, previously housed at Roeding Park in Fresno, will be moved to the Kingsburg Depot on May 28, where it will be part of the Depot’s display track and ...

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The newly unveiled Abraham Lincoln commemorative locomotive No. 1616 and Big Boy No. 4014 will meet up twice this summer in ...

Prohibition tavern experience to the return of Madison's cathedral, 2025 is shaping up to be a banner year for all things old ...

The Goodwin-Alco main stay larger locomotives were the 44 Class ... occasionally they sought to take a look inside the cabin. One of the steam engine stories recounted was the passenger who wanted to ...

For the first time in decades, it's possible to see three Northern Pacific steam locomotives gathered in ... and the unfinished 14 sat at Alco's Rogers Works in Patterson, N.J. In 1907, NP bought ...

Last week Alco’s directors, for the first time in Alco’s 31 years, passed the preferred dividend, the last dividend that was being paid by the country’s three locomotive companies.

When the Union Pacific Railroad wanted to increase their freight-hauling capabilities back in 1941, they turned, of course, to the power of steam. More specifically, they turned to the American ...

Not only is it the biggest steam locomotive in operation, it's one of just eight still in existence. The American Locomotive Company built just 25 Big Boy models for Union Pacific during World War II.

The maximum power produced by the steam engines combines to around ... were designed by Union Pacific and built by ALCO (American Locomotive Company). The cost for each unit was, in 1941, $265,174 ...

The Big Boy, the largest steam locomotive in the world, was built by the American Locomotive Company between 1941 and 1944 and was operated by the Union Pacific Railroad in revenue service until 1962.