epa12958416 The Royal Saloon carriage associated with Pakistan’s founder, Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, is displayed at Golra Sharif Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. According to railway records, the broad-gauge saloon was built in 1914 and was used by Jinnah as well as reserved for Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of British...

epa12958415 Canadian Locomotive 5734 is displayed at Golra Sharif Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. Manufactured in 1945 by Kingston and Co. of the Canadian Locomotive Company, the broad-gauge steam engine was presented by the Canadian government to Indian State Railways after the Second World War to support railway transport in the...

epa12958414 Steam locomotive ZB 207 is displayed at Golra Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. The German-built narrow-gauge engine, manufactured in 1930 by Hanomag, operated on the Bannu-Tank railway line and is now preserved as part of Pakistan Railways’ historical collection. EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

epa12958413 A hand-turned railway pump is displayed at Golra Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. Manufactured in 1904 by R. Warner & Co. Engineers of London, the antique pump was used by the British Indian Railways network to supply water for steam locomotive boilers during the colonial period. EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

epa12958419 The historic Inspection Car PR-11, known as the “Office on Wheels,” is displayed at Golra Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. The coach was constructed in 1937 at the Tatanagar Workshops for the former North Western Railway during British India and served as a mobile office for senior railway officials conducting track...

epa12958421 A historic railway letter box on a bogie is displayed at Golra Railway Station in Islamabad, Pakistan, 14 May 2026. According to its inscription, the letter box was taken from a railway station on the Tanga-Moschi line in German East Africa and presented to the Lahore Post Office by Major General Sir H. E. Watson in 1916 in recognition of...