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Small but mighty, the Indiana Harbor Belt is a modern carrier with character. We’ll also see some shops action as well as Belt Railway of Chicago action.
Ride along for a history of the Moffat Route with photographs, vintage film and film from the D&RGW era, all from the lens of Otto Perry.
The Rocky Mountain Railroad Club has opened their Otto Perry and Irv August archives. These noted rail photographers give us a glimpse of Gunnison, Colorado in the 1940s and 1950s.
Enjoy vintage views of the Denver & Rio Grande Western narrow gauge freight trains from Alamosa to Durango, travel to Silverton by passenger train and see the last regular freight train to operate on the Farmington branch.
The famed “Narrow Gauge Circle” in Colorado, through the lens of famed filmographer Otto Perry.
During June of 1997 the Union Pacific in cooperation with the National Railway Historical Society operated an excursion using the 844 over Tennessee Pass.
Portland is proud of its showpiece of railroad history — the 4449.
The Stockton Tower was one of the last remaining towers in California.
Since 1868, Sherman Hill has challenged the Union Pacific Railroad. Watch as Union Pacific power struggles to move trains over the hill
Standard gauge steam and five narrow gauge lines of three different gauges!
Five days of mainline steam.
Steam on a schedule and a cab ride too!
The cloud of steam on the South African horizon belonged to the narrow gauge Garratt locomotives.
Slovakia has some of the last steam built in Europe and behind the Iron Curtain. That curtain is now open!
On Easter Sunday our crews visited the Ballarine Peninsula Railway and were there as the crew fired up the railroad’s 2-8-2 and 4-6-0.
August on the Durango and Silverton Railroad means Railfest, a special time in late summer that features historic railroad equipment like the Galloping Goose and the Eureka and Palisade steam locomotive #4, circa 1875.
Three one-third scale Pacific type locomotives and a miniature General Electric U25B diesel, on 19 inch gauge track.
The fall of 1996 Ukraine’s countryside is resplendent in autumn colors and the air is filled with locomotive steam and smoke.
We visit Ukraine and find a whole new world of steam-hauled trains..
In late May and early June of 1997 Machines of Iron made one more trip to Tennessee Pass to see the some of the final days under Union Pacific control.
Southern Pacific AC locomotives, helpers and a cab ride on the the highest railroad mainline in the continental U.S.
Ride with Machines of Iron back to 1999 for the Puget Sound Antique Tractor & Machinery Association show. This is a must see for tractor, big machine and steam enthusiasts.
Machines of Iron returns to the Puget Sound Antique Tractor & Machinery Association show in 2001. This is a must see for tractor, big machine and steam enthusiasts.
In many parts of the country, groups of people gather together to share their enjoyment of historic farm equipment.
Machines of Iron traveled to Northern California for two event in the Summer of 2000.
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