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Take the A-Train from Denton

The 21-mile-long A-train opened on June 20, 2011, operating on a former Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad right-of-way.

Blowing Smoke in Kingston, New Zealand

Just across Lake Whakatipu, the Kingston Flyer steams back and forth along a section of the former Kingston Branch, now disconnected from the rest of New Zealand’s rail network.

The Underground at London’s Stratford Station

Stratford station in the London Borough of Newham is Britain’s sixth busiest railway station and the busiest outside the London station group.

Move Over, There’s a Streetcar Rumbling Down the Tracks

The M-Line Trolley, previously named the McKinney Avenue Trolley, provides a unique view of Dallas’ Uptown neighborhood.

Rock & Roll the Railfanning Experience

America’s North Coast, or the 216, if you prefer, may be best known as the birthplace — or home — of Rock & Roll, but it’s not a bad place to watch trains.

An Unexpected Steam Train Encounter in New Zealand

Number 508, or Gertie, was built in 1877 by the Avonside Engine Company in Bristol, England.

A Santa Fe Locomotive Idles at the Kentucky Railway Museum

Santa Fe No. 2546, built in 1949, idles at the Kentucky Railway Museum.

Waiting for a Flight and Exploring Detroit’s ExpressTram

Is it time to revisit the conversation of making airport shuttle fanning a subgenre of railfanning?

Locomotive No. 7 Departs Greenfield Village’s Smiths Creek Depot

Greenfield Village’s locomotive No. 7 departs the Smiths Creek Depot, built for the Grand Trunk Railway in 1858, in August 2024.

After Arriving in Edinburgh by Train

The train from London to Edinburgh is perhaps the best way to travel between the two cities.