Railroad Collection (page 6)

Washington DC, USA - Union Station Date: circa 1910s

Railway company building, Semarang, North Java, Indonesia
Railway company building (NIS), Samarang (Semarang), North Java, Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Date: circa 1910

Railway station at San Juan, Argentina, South America
Railway station at San Juan, western Argentina, South America, a wine-producing region, hence the barrels. Date: circa 1906

Man at the rear of a railway train, USA
Man standing at the rear of a railway train, North America. The section he is on is known as a Caboose -- a manned railroad car coupled to the end of a freight train. Date: circa 1908

Engine no. 600, Virginian Railway Company, USA
Engine no. 600, Virginian Railway Company, Princeton, West Virginia, USA. Date: circa 1910

Supply route through Iran into Russia
Pages from The Illustrated London News on the Persian Corridor, the supply route through Iran into Russia, with various views of the trans-Iranian railway

Sail-Rail Car
A railcar on the Kansas- Pacific Railroad is driven by the wind, thanks to a sail Date: 1880s

Lovett Eames, single bogie express locomotive, America
Lovett Eames, single bogie express locomotive no. 5000, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works, America. Date: circa 1910

Two trains at Springfield, Ohio, USA
Two trains taking on water at the station in Springfield, Ohio, USA. The engines are the Big Four #46 and the CCC & St L (Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis Railway) #6. Date: circa 1910

Red Cross canteen, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, WW2
Red Cross canteen at Milwaukee Station (part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Image of the construction of the railway in Cuba between Havana and Bejucal (27, 5 km), 1835. It was the first railway in Latin America and Spain. Engraving

Opening of the Railway by King Faisal I of Iraq

Wood Burning Steam Train
Painting of an early wood burning steam train with cow catcher and distinctive smoke stack

A train of the Canadian Pacific Railway
A monarch of the rail: the front of a 4-6-2 passenger locomotive of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Date: c. 1930s

Santa Fe Roundhouse, Emporia, Kansas, USA
Santa Fe Rail Roundhouse, Emporia Turntable, Kansas, USA. The Emporia turntable was a Santa Fe standard 120 through truss design

Railway station at Ensenada, Argentina, South America
Railway station at Ensenada, Buenos Aires province, Argentina, South America, now used as a cultural centre. Date: circa 1910

Railway station at Cacheuta, Argentina, South America
Railway station at Cacheuta, in the foothills of the Andes, Argentina, South America, a spa town on the Transandine route. Date: circa 1920

San Roque Dam, Argentina, South America
San Roque Dam, on the artificial San Roque Lake (reservoir), Argentina, South America, with a railway track on the right. Date: circa 1910

Central Railway Station, Concepcion, Chile, South America. Date: circa 1915

El Morro and railway station, Arica, Chile, South America
El Morro (famous hill) and railway station, Arica, Chile, South America. circa 1905

Railway Station, Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia
Railway Station, Surabaya (Soerabaja, Soerabaia), East Java, Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Date: circa 1905

Railway viaduct, Malang, East Java, Indonesia
Railway viaduct across a road in Malang, East Java, Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Date: circa 1910

French Railway Alphabet - V for Vagons (carriages). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - XY for Lord et lady XY en voyage (Lord and Lady X Y on their travels). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - Z for Zingueurs (metalworkers). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - U for Usine (workshop). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - T for Telegraphe (telegraph). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - Q for Quai (platform). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - R for Reservoir (water tank). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - P for Plaques tournantes (turntables). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - S
French Railway Alphabet -s for Station. 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - M for Mecanicien (engine driver). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - N for Nivellement (levelling, surveying). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - K for Kilogrammes (kilograms). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - L for Locomotive (engine). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - F for Facteur (postman). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - J for Jalons (milestones or markers). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - I for Ingenieurs (engineers). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - H for Hangar (storage shed). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - D for Disque (disc). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - G for Gardien (porter). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - C for Cantonnier (trackman). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - E for Enregistrement des colis (registration of packages). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - B for Billets (tickets). 19th century

French Railway Alphabet - A for Aiguilleur (signalman or pointsman). 19th century

Rushing Rapids below the Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Date: circa 1890

The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge, USA
The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge (which stood from 1855 to 1897 across the Niagara River) - the worlds first working railway suspension bridge - NY State, USA. Date: circa 1880s

Portage Viaduct over the Genesee River, NY State, USA
The Portage Viaduct (also known as the Portage Bridge, Portageville Viaduct, or Portageville Bridge) an iron railroad bridge in Livingston County, New York, located within Letchworth State Park, USA

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