Thirty Years of the Railway Heritage Act in 8 Objects

Thirty years ago, the Railway Heritage Act helped secure the future of Britain’s railway heritage. Discover how this landmark legislation protected historic artefacts and records during the privatisation of British Rail, ensuring they could be preserved for future generations. On 18 September 1996 the Railway Heritage Act came into force to help protect Britain’s railway […]

Paul’s Blog – September 5, 2026 – Pueblo Railway Museum

On Saturday, September 5, volunteers Dwight, Bruce, Jerod, Ben, Nick and Paul took the opportunity to celebrate Labor Day weekend by doing some real labor. And replacing ties the old manual way, in hot, humid conditions is real labor! The crew got started a bit earlier to beat a little of the heat, and moved […]

Paul’s Blog – August 29, 2026 – Pueblo Railway Museum

On Saturday, August 29, volunteers Dwight, Bruce, Ben, Jerod, Dannis, Jasper and Paul jumped in to do some work on our main running track. First we did some exploratory work to find if one end of our crossing will have enough room for a gauge rod. This will help to maintain this area, since ties […]

A look back at the Museum’s third Railfan event – Pueblo Railway Museum

On Saturday, August 22, the Pueblo Railway Museum hosted it’s 3rd Rail-fan Day Event. This is an event that caters to folks who like to photograph trains and explore the mechanical and operational side of the railroad world. Volunteers Reid, Dannis, Abel, Nick, Bruce, Jasper and Paul worked to move equipment with Engines 103 & […]

Lord Nelson’s Centenary – National Railway Museum blog

In August 1926, Lord Nelson, a powerful new 4-6-0 locomotive emerged from the Southern Railway’s Eastleigh Works that would herald a new rush for power and prestige in express passenger locomotive design in Britain. Lord Nelson passing Chislehurst, c1928. The context for the design was that Richard Maunsell, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Southern Railway […]

Paul’s Blog – August 15, 2026 – Pueblo Railway Museum

On Saturday, August 15, volunteers Dwight, Bruce, Reid, Abel, Jasper and Paul enjoyed some slightly cooler weather and really dug in to replace two ties and insert three extra ties in a stretch of our main running track to help hold the gauge on a slight curve. The ties that we have been replacing lately […]

CTA History Website – www.irm-cta.org

We have a CTA History website – www.irm-cta.org.  There is a huge amount of photos, maps, transfers, and ephemera available to view.  The newest section is courtesy of Art Peterson.  He has shared over 2,800 photos from his Krambles-Peterson Archive.  George Krambles was an executive at CTA for decades and a founding member of the […]

Paul’s Blog – August 8, 2026 – Pueblo Railway Museum

On Saturday, August 8, volunteers Dwight, Colin, Bruce, Kendall, Ben, Ron, Dianne, Teia, Michael, John, Jerod, Dannis, Abel and Paul got things rolling to host our guests for some train rides before heading into the new school year. We had quite a few people coming out to ride despite the high temps, and they were […]