Seated on the Pikes Peak Cog Train right next to our train driver, Bree, we could hear her corresponding with the crew at the top. “The snow’s deep, I don’t think we’re going to be able to ...

A Cog Railway steam locomotive prepares to accept passengers for the 6,288 feet climb to the summit of Mount Washington. Photos by Beverly Kehe-Rowland After my husband, Fred, and I had had enough of ...

Jan 12, 2025 Jan 12, 2025 Updated Jan 15, 2025 The Mount Washington Cog Railway, which began operating the world’s first mountain-climbing railroad on July 3, 1869, is developing the world’s ...

There's also another small cog behind the Left Gear Train on a small ledge I've highlighted above. You should find it when you investigate the need for water as it's on the platform you need to ...

FAMOUS locomotive King George V, which hauled trains for cidermaker Bulmers, is on display at STEAM in Swindon.