This Steam-Powered Train Festival is a Key Eastnor Castle Attraction 🚂 Smithsonian Channel 

Love seeing these old beasts. Terrible for the environment of course, but still wonderful engineering and impressive appearance. Works of art in their own way

What a beautiful castle. I love the train too.

I like trains

So beautiful that's kinda vehicle I want

I own many of your encyclopaedias and love your channel too

wow! beautiful machines right there all running on steam boilers amazing the amount of time and effort it took to even build one of these then maintaining it for work

Sheldon's version of a Heaven !

Lol it looks exactly like Trevor for a Thomas and Friends

Imagine if you were the first person to build one of Thea’s

I’ve seen this gentleman in some of Fred Dibnah’s specials.

I hope they will invent a filter so there is no smoke that can harm the environment and use dead tree enstead of coal

These actually are not locomotives, rather traction engines. Both are steam powered yes but still are different machines

was'nt Fred good friends with the owner of Eastnor Castle?

He talks exactly like Alan Rickman

So I'm selling my tesla ... Sold !

You can use dead tree enstead of coal

Love the attention you are bringing to these lovely old machine. But for god's sake THESE AREN'T TRAINS NOR LOCOMOTIVES!! These are "Traction Engines" they were the early steam equivalent of a diesel farm tractor today. You don't call a modern farm tractor a LOCOMOTIVE, or a TRAIN! Just because they are steam powered does not mean they are tied to railroading. It's a major error and needs to be corrected!! Edit: In fact that's why we call modern farm tractors, tractors in the first place. TRACTION ENGINE, the term tractors was originally an type of shorthand for them, and was later expanded to encompass diesel and gasoline based machines which served the same purpose!

But because of gasoline steam engine and electric cars died electric cars allready exist when the steam in here