Steam railways

Steam railways use steam-powered locomotives to pull trains along tracks. These locomotives generate power by burning fuel, typically coal, to produce steam in a boiler. The steam then drives pistons connected to wheels, moving the train forward. Steam railways played a vital role during the industrial revolution in transporting people and goods efficiently over long distances. Today, they are often preserved as heritage or tourist attractions, offering a nostalgic experience of historical rail travel with antique engines and carriages.