Steam Collection (page 11)

USA, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park, Rising mists at Mammoth Hot Springs

Smoking 700m wide crater of Volcan Telica in the North West volcano chain, one of the countrys most active volcanoes, Leon, Nicaragua, Central America

SS Berengaria
4th May 1933: The giant Cunard liner Berengaria entering Southampton harbour assisted by tugs. (Photo by Edward G. Malindine/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Steam trains and carriages, passing through golfcourse, North Norfolk Railway, Sheringham, Norfolk, England, August

Steam and turquoise depths at Black Pool, dawn, West Thumb Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wyoming, United States of America, North America

Patent turbo electric generator (steam motor and dynamo combined), 1890 Date: 1890

LCC-MFB Dulwich fire station and horse steamer
A seven man crew from Dulwich fire station pose on the forecourt with their Merryweather steam pump. One member of a firemans family peers through the lace curtains of the accommodation at first

CONFEDERATE WARSHIP, 1865. The Confederate war-steamer, Tallahassee. Color engraving, 1865

LONDON: RAILWAY, 1868. The newly completed Clerkenwell tunnel junction. Wood engraving, English, 1868

STEAM PLOUGH, 1892. Ingletons Improved Steam Plow. Wood engraving, American, 1892

ROBERT FULTONs CLERMONT. Robert Fultons steamboat, Clermont, built in 1807. Color engraving, 19th century

THE STOURBRIDGE LION, 1829. Schematic view of the Stourbridge Lion, the first commercial locomotive in North America, imported from England by the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company in 1829 for use in

Bound down the River. Date 1870

Blandys portable steam engine and saw mills, Zanesville & Newark Ohio. Date c1867 March 29. Blandys portable steam engine and saw mills, Zanesville & Newark Ohio. Date c1867 March 29

The Great Eastern steam ship, 22, 500 tons. Date c1859 Oct. 28. The Great Eastern steam ship, 22, 500 tons. Date c1859 Oct. 28

Children enjoy a ride on a model steam train
A group of young children enjoy a ride on a model steam train. 1970s

Lushunkou - Port Arthur
Railway Station at Lushunkou (a district in the municipality of Dalian, Liaoning province, also called Lushun City or Lushun Port, formerly known as both Port Arthur and Ryojun...!). Date: circa 1910s

Cooling towers, thermogram
Cooling towers. Thermogram of water vapour rising out of cooling towers at a power station. Thermography records surface temperatures by detecting the long-wavelength radiation emitted by an object

Lava meeting the ocean. Lava from the Kilauea volcano exploding and producing a plume of steam, smoke and gases where it meets the Pacific Ocean

Svartsengi Geothermal plant, which feeds water to The Blue Lagoon, Icelands famous outdoor spa, Reyjanes Peninsula, Iceland, Polar Regions

Locomotive no 37 Atlantic type express engine

Locomotive no 254 single bogie express

Locomotive no 110 4-4-0

Locomotive no 68 0-6-4

Locomotive no 126 Ben Bhreac Mhor 4-4-0

Locomotive no 386 six coupled bogie express

Locomotive no 383 4-6-0

Locomotive no 11 four cylinder express

Locomotive no 1 4-4-2

Steam rail motor coach no 1

Locomotive no 4023 King George 4-6-0 engine

Locomotive no 3433 City of Bath

Locomotive no 227 2-4-2

Locomotive no 1511 4-6-0

Spettisbury station with train under steam

Locomotive no 134 Owl

Locomotive no 1502 Black Prince built in 1897 for the L&NWR Date: 1897

Old Bloomer express locomotive L&NWR

Locomotive no 173 City of Manchester built in 1886 for L&NWR Date: 1886

Locomotive passenger engine no 73, side elevation, built 1846-1847 to Stephensons patent Date: 1847

Locomotive engine Jenny Lind

Newport, Pembroke and Fishguard railway, South Wales
View of the Newport, Pembroke and Fishguard railway, South Wales. This steam train is on its way to Fishguard, currently passing through fields in the Puncheston area near Haverfordwest

Cooks Programme of Popular Day Outings
Cover illustration for Cooks Programme of Popular Day Outings by Rail, Coach and Steamer in connection with the Midland, North Eastern, and Lancashire & Yorkshire Railways

Taggs Island, Molesey on the Thames to the west of London

Thames Embankment - Cecil and Savoy Hotels

Puffing Billy engine
Puffing Billy, steam engine invented by William Headley in 1813. Headley solved the problem of slippage on the iron tracks by applying power through two sets of driving wheels

The Steamer Tiverton off Gravesend, 1884
Scene on the River Thames at Gravesend prior to the transatlantic crossing of the emigrant steam ship Tiverton, 1884

The steam-ship Roosevelt departing for the Arctic, 1908
Photograph of the steam-ship Roosevelt departing for the Arctic at the beginning of Robert E. Pearys 1908-1909 North Pole Expedition

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"Unleashing the Power of Steam: A Journey through Time and Adventure" Step into a world where billowing smoke and roaring engines transport you to an era long gone. The enchanting sight of The Flying Scotsman arriving at Goathland station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway takes us back to a time when steam locomotives ruled the tracks with their majestic presence. Woodcock, A4 Class steam locomotive No 60029, circa 1954, captivates our imagination as it gracefully glides along, leaving behind a trail of swirling smoke. Its timeless beauty reminds us of the golden age travel. In Snowdonia National Park's picturesque landscape, we witness the Snowdon Mountain Railway train chugging along beside the Llanberis path. This breathtaking scene showcases how steam power conquered even the most challenging terrains. The iconic Flying Scotsman No. 4472 from LNER evokes nostalgia for an era when this legendary locomotive symbolized speed and luxury in rail travel. Its sleek design and powerful engine continue to captivate enthusiasts worldwide. A vintage poster produced for British Railways transports us back in time as we see a railway worker manually operating machinery amidst clouds of steam. It serves as a reminder that behind every magnificent machine were skilled individuals who ensured its smooth operation. The mention of British India Steam Navigation Company Ltd conjures images of grand ocean liners majestically sailing across vast oceans, powered by mighty steam engines. These vessels connected nations and brought people together like never before. York Railway Station stands tall as a testament to Britain's rich railway heritage. Stepping onto its platforms is like stepping into history itself – surrounded by echoes from countless journeys made possible by steaming locomotives that once graced these tracks. On Dorset's Swanage Railway lies Corfe Castle – an idyllic setting where a charming steam train passes through ancient ruins against rolling green hills. This picturesque scene reminds us of the enduring allure travel.