Road Going Steam Engine Collection (page 2)

Old train in the train cemetery Cementerio de los Trenes, Uyuni, Bolivia

Invincible Cultivator
1902: A man operating an Invincible Cultivator. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Princess Maud
circa 1923: The Star Class Princess Maud receiving some last minute attention before setting out from Paddington Station, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Traction Engine
1908: A traction engine carrying tar spraying equipment, during road repair experiments near Putney, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Coronation Engine
5th May 1911: The Coronation engine at the London and North Western Railway Works in Crewe being moved outside to be completed. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Coronation Engine
5th May 1911: The Coronation engine at the London and North Western Railway Works in Crewe. The workmen are fitting the body of the steam engine to the bogie (the under carriage section with wheels)

Road Spraying
May 1908: A tar spraying machine surfacing a road. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Traction Engine
1908: A traction engine carrying tar spraying equipment, during road repair experiments near Putney, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Road Spraying
May 1908: A tar spraying machine surfacing a road. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Traction Engine
1908: A traction engine drawing a tar-sprayer for road repair experiments near Putney. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Horse De Comabat
July 1907: A traction engine rendered Horse de combat by strikers during the Belfast strike by dockers and the Royal Irish Constabulary. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Ivatt Atlantic
2nd June 1924: A Pullman train, Ivatt Atlantic No 4426, leaving Kings Cross station, London, on its inaugural run to Sheffield, first stop Nottingham. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Train To Siberia
1911: A steam crossing a bridge on the Siberian railway. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Paris-Orleans Train
Two children watch as a train passes by on the Paris to Orleans line. Original Artwork: Painting by Hamilton Ellis (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

An LNER Pacific class locomotive pulling The Flying Scotsman, December 1929
December 1929: An LNER Pacific class locomotive pulling The Flying Scotsman express which travels 393 miles non-stop from Kings Cross station in London to Edinburgh in Scotland every day

Kopernicus
The German built steam engine Kopernicus, fresh from the locomotive factory in Esslingen am Neckar, near Stuttgart. Factory workers stand on and around the new engine

Steam Engine
Steam locomotive Princess Anne at Camden, London, beside an array of LNWR (London North-Western Railway) lower quadrant signals. (Photo by Dean/Getty Images)

GWR Boat Train
May 1908: The Great Western Railway boat train, taking passengers to the Mauretania, leaving Fishguard station. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Peruvian Train
circa 1950: A Peruvian steam engine. (Photo by Kenneth V. Hilliard/Three Lions/Getty Images)

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"Unleashing the Power of Steam: A Journey through Time and Mountains" Step aboard the Non-Stop Scotsman, a road-going steam engine that takes you on an unforgettable adventure. Reminiscent of The Flying Scotsman, this magnificent locomotive conquers the picturesque landscapes of Switzerland. As it chugs along, you'll witness breathtaking views of Mount Rigi, Lake Lucerne, Burgenstock mountain, and Pilatus mountain in the backdrop. Imagine traveling back in time to witness engineering marvels like the Streamlined Hudson or experiencing the comfort of a Railcar. And let's not forget about historical gems such as City of Truro green steam engine or Richard Trevithic's London Steam Carriage from 1801. Transport yourself even further into history with The Rocket by George and Robert Stephenson - a groundbreaking invention from 1829 that revolutionized rail travel forever. But our journey doesn't stop there; we delve into other fascinating aspects like traction engines used for heavy-duty work or antique illustrations showcasing early steam cars. Marvel at steam ploughing engines depicted in wood engravings published in 1875 - true pioneers that transformed agriculture. And don't miss out on exploring steam lokomobiles through captivating wood engravings published in 1877. Join us on this extraordinary expedition where innovation meets natural beauty. Embark on an enchanting voyage through time and mountains as we celebrate the power and legacy of road-going steam engines.