All photos on this site

This section lists all catalogued images on this site, including Tasmanian Rail News magazine, Tasmanian Transport Museum, Derwent Valley Railway as well as the more general sections of this site.

Sorted by date taken - Oldest First - Newest First
Sorted by date entered - Oldest First - Newest First

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DQ2003 and DQ2008 lead empty log wagons and train #764 from Hobart to Brighton past the Tasmanian Tr

DQ2012 and DQ2005 prepare for departure from the Brighton Freight Hub with loaded log train #138, Ma

With ZB11 released to traffic only a week before, the first two ZB locos (ZB14 and ZB11) and Western

TR14 and TR01 undergoes servicing at Brighton, January 2015

TR06 and TR16 wait at the head of train 132 in Brighton yard, March 2015

A quiet Sunday afternoon in March 2015 saw three pairs of TR locos clustered in Brighton yard after

The Z and ZA class locomotives were fitted with equalised, low weight transfer bogies of a design si

TR08 rests for the weekend at Brighton Freight Hub in January 2015

TR16 as trailing unit on train #731, January 2015

TR13 and TR16 lead train #731 through Littlehampton, January 2015. The vertical stripes on the cab f

TR01 from above showing the dynamic brake grids, horns and radiators, June 2014

1004 at the Zig Zag Railway near Lithgow, New South Wales in November 2009. Following its preservati

D1 (formerly EBR No. 22) stabled at Queenstown station in November 2014

V6 was withdrawn from service and sold in 1983. Like many of its classmates the motor was removed fo

An overhead view of WCWR's D1 (formerly EBR No. 22). Note that the silver air filter was originally

V9 and V12 were purchased by the Puffing Billy Railway in 1983, but only V12 was regauged and entere

No. 5 is being reassembled following boiler inspection and maintenance at the Queenstown workshops i

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