photo by: John Young

Wearing a "future engineer" cap, seven-year-old Jack Barker, of Lee's Summit, Mo., looks out from a passenger car window while waiting to depart from the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday.

photo by: John Young

John Gramling looks out from the cab window as he carefully maneuvers a steam engine known as "Hank" to pick up passenger cars from the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday.

photo by: John Young

Six-year-old Wesley Janssen, of Olathe, looks over a model train owned by the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday.

photo by: John Young

An old model train set sits next to a sign promoting the M-K-L, or Missouri-Kansas-Texas, railroad at the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013.

photo by: John Young

Volunteer Mike Beem, dressed as a conductor, watches as three-year-old Jacob Hutnik, of Leavenworth, climbs into one of the passenger cars at the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday.

photo by: John Young

Smoke and steam bellow from Flagg Coal Company Steam Engine Number 75, better known as "Hank," as it departs from the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event in August 2013.

photo by: John Young

Volunteer Bob St. John, of Topeka, watches as Flagg Coal Company Steam Engine Number 75, better known as "Hank," returns to the Midland Railway Depot in Baldwin City during the annual Railfest event Saturday.