Diesel locomotives run on diesel, which either powers the locomotive directly or through an electric generator.

Electric locomotives are powered by an electric current from the overhead contact line above the track and are the most common type of locomotive today. The first electric locomotives appeared at the beginning of the 20th century.

Our passenger carriages that are both used on our heritage railway and can be seen at Ångsågen or by the engine sheds.

Goods wagons and other vehicles not used on our heritage railway.

Steam locomotives are powered by coal or oil and were common for the first 100 years of the railways before being gradually replaced with diesel and electric locomotives.