The Isle of Man steam locomotive #8 named Fenella (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1894) is hauling a passenger train between Douglas and Port Soderick.

The Isle of Man steam locomotive #8 named Fenella (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1894) is running along the Atlantic coast between Douglas and Port Soderick.

#13 Kissack is hauling a short mixed train between Douglas and Port Erin.

#13 "Kissack" is hauling a short mixed train between Douglas to Port Erin through the woods near the Crogga House halt..

#13 "Kissack" is hauling a short mixed train between Douglas to Port Erin.

During a rainy day, the clouds opened just at the right time to allow us to take a picture of the morning passenger train running from Douglas to Port Erin.

"Kissack" is steaming through the Ballabeg station with a passenger train to Port Erin.

Isle of Man #13 "Kissack" is hauling a passenger train between Douglas and Port Erin.

Isle of Man #13 "Kissack" is departing from the Santon station with a passenger train to Port Erin.

Isle of Man #13 "Kissack" is arriving at the Santon station with a passenger train from Douglas.

An ancient looking 2-4-0T No 11 of the Moselbahn is turned at Andel depot. This loco was built by Humbolt of Cologne in 1906. Photo by the late Peter Gray.

This photo is from a postcard size glass negative by the late John Macartney Robbins who died in 1953. It shows former Ouest Railway 'Bicyclette' 2-4-0T No 21-629 at Sotteville depot during a visi... (more)

Spring has arrived on the Isle of Man. #10 G.H. Wood is steaming towards Port Erin with line re opening recreation train