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Club 760

A 760-mm gauge railway preservation group in Austria.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Overview

Club 760 is a 760-mm gauge railway preservation group in Austria, as described by Wikidata. The official website indicates it is an active club with over 900 members and operates a steam locomotive, StmLB 6 'Thörl', built in 1893, which is the oldest operational locomotive in the Mauterndorf locomotive shed. The club is associated with the Taurachbahn and plans to run steam trains in the 2026 season.

History

Club 760 is a 760-mm gauge railway preservation group in Austria. The official website reports that in the 2025 season it carried 15,000 passengers, has over 900 members, and its board was confirmed in office. The club owns the steam locomotive StmLB 6 'Thörl', built in 1893, which is the oldest operational locomotive in the Mauterndorf locomotive shed. After receiving new tubes in 2025, the locomotive had issues, but they appear to be resolved, and the club hopes it can lead steam trains again at the start of the season in mid-June. The locomotive is planned to run with steam locomotive 699.01 for the 2026 season, with SKGLB 22 as reserve. The StmLB 6 came to the club in 1972 via a roundabout route. The club is associated with the Taurachbahn.

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