The Iron Mule

In 1945 Soldiers by the thousands suddenly found themselves civilians again, and like troops headed home throughout history, they had only o...

Snugged into stall number 13 in the Robert Julian Roundhouse at the NC Transportation Museum is a real Thomas the Tank. Looking at it from t...

Charles-Alfred Roy Desjardins began his business career as a shipbuilder. About 1865 he founded La Compagnie Desjardins at St. Andre - de - ...

Toward the end of the Roaring Twenties the management at Case started to worry that the cross mount engine tractors it had been building sin...

Engine number 544 has a story to tell, one of the most interesting. I think, of all the exhibits at the North Carolina Transportation Museum...

Lewis and Walter Brockway were a father and son who operated a small repair shop in the equally small town of Auburn, Ohio during the 1930’s...

To my knowledge no one has ever suggested that Hercules built the Pyramids, or even visited them as a tourist ,but a Hercules engine was def...