📆 One year ago today, locomotive 3801 made history as it crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the very first time. 🎥 Now, experience the trip for yourself in real time! Join the legend of steam as it departs Central Station, travels through the Sydney Underground, and makes its momentous crossing of this iconic structure. 👉 Watch the full crossing now at thnsw.com.au/post/3801-harbour-bridge-film 🙌 Many thanks to our friends and colleagues at Sydney Trains and Transport for NSW for their su

Locomotive 201 is back home after 41 years! She is an ALCO RSD-4 diesel-electric on C-C trucks (3-axle) and produces 1500 horsepower. She was built for the Kennecott Copper Corporation, Nevada Mines Division in May 1951, her builder’s number is 78217. She was shipped on May 14, 1951 to the Nevada Northern Railway for ore service. She was put in on June 6, 1951. She weighs 150 tons. Only thirty-six RSD-4s were built and Locomotive 201 is the only one left! Locomotive 201 was used occasionally by

🚂🌫🌫🌫 Steam locomotive 3801 heads diesel-electric locomotives 4201 and 4501 as the triple-header powers through Bethungra in southern NSW, on the way to Junee ahead of the final leg to Albury. Nearly 60 years after being withdrawn from service, the newly restored locomotive 3801 passed through Junee today on route to Albury for the Easter long weekend. Following a 10 year restoration project, the iconic "Legend of Steam” returned to service last month and set out on a state wide regional tour

The wait is over! Following a decade long restoration, Transport Heritage NSW is pleased to announce the return of locomotive 3801. 🥳 3801 will return to service with a weekend of steam train rides in Sydney on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 March 2021, followed by a program of day trips and visits to regional NSW. The relaunch marks a new era for 3801 as it returns to the tracks for the first time since 2007 and inspires a new generation of rail fans. To book your tickets for the relaunch weekend a

Our skilled workshop team continues to demonstrate Transport Heritage NSW’s restoration capabilities, with three locomotives returned to heritage service in recent years. We’re therefore excited to announce locomotive 3001 has been selected to undergo restoration, which will be performed at the NSW Rail Museum Roundhouse in Thirlmere. The engine will be used to haul passenger trains along the Thirlmere Heritage Railway, with potential use on occasional main line trips throughout NSW in the longe