Saint Petersburg–Warsaw Railway is a 1,333 km long and partly defunct railway line between Saint Petersburg and Warsaw, built in the 19th century by the Russian Empire to connect the Russian capital w
Train on the Saint Petersburg–Warsaw railway crossing the River Neman on the railway bridge in Grodno before World War I
The Warsaw station in Saint Petersburg on a pre-1917 photo.
The Saint Petersburg–Warsaw railway station in Daugavpils, c. 1900.
The Petersburg Station in Warsaw in 1908.
Kybartai railway station
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Kybartai railway station, until 1964 known as Virbalis railway station, is a railway station in the town of Kybartai in southwestern Lithuania. Located on the Kaunas–Kybartai railway line, the station
Kybartai station in 2014
Border guard at the railway bridge acress the Liepona river, which formed the border between Russia and Germany (1910).
The station building c. 1909.
Broad gauge railway carriages of the Nord Express at Wirballen station in 1903.