Warsaw Tramway, Poland.

Steam Locomotive "Amamoor" from Polish Railway.

Polish Railway Electric Train

"Battle Machine" - Tram No 3 in Poznan, Poland.

 

Tarnow Main Railway Station, Poland.

Many thanks to Krystyna

Steam Locomotive in Rural Poland.

Steam Locomotive LAS 49 - 3343 on a narrow gauge railway line in Poland. The steam locomotive has been preserved and is on display.

Train in Poland.

A Local Passenger Train in Poland

A local passenger train has just returned for a night stop in a remote polish town.

Steam Loco Ol 49-59 at Wolsztyn, Poland.

The small, picturesque town of  Wolsztyn is the centre of steam rail operations conducted by the PKP, the national rail system of Poland. Wolsztyn is one of several towns in the area where a turntable, roundhouse and maintenance facilities are maintained for steam locomotives. The area around Wolsztyn is, in fact, the last place in Europe which operates a steam-hauled mainline train service and among the last in the world. Steam loco Ol 49 is a  standard 2-6-2 passenger locomotive still in use between Wolsztyn and Poznan

Steam Loco No Tkt-48 151 outside Chestochowa Glowna Railway Museum, Poland.

This steam loco is presently preserved at the Chestochowa Railway Museum in Poland. The locomotive was built in 1956

Wroclaw Central Railway Station, Poland.

Wroclaw Railway Station is a impressive, albeit aging building where visitors to the city are greeted.