VOICED: 'Adopt-a-locomotive' gives old steam engines a new lease on life

The video explores a museum in Yojanas Shonka, Poland, dedicated to steam locomotives. Volunteers work to restore these historic engines, and the museum offers an adoption program to fund renovations. Donors, including Professor Yash Bharati Ski, share personal connections to the trains. Currently, only one steam train is active in Poland, while others are displayed in museums. The museum aims to restore more locomotives, with hopes of retracing historical routes.

What is the primary goal of the museum in Yojanas Shonka?

• To create a theme park

• To convert locomotives into modern trains

• To restore and preserve steam locomotives

• To sell locomotives to collectors

How can steam train enthusiasts contribute to the museum's restoration efforts?

• By donating old train parts

• By purchasing tickets to ride the trains

• By adopting a locomotive with a donation

• By volunteering to work on the trains

What does the TKI 3 engine symbolize for Professor Yash Bharati Ski?

• Strength

• Speed

• Liberty

• Innovation

What is unique about the steam train still active in Poland?

• It is the fastest train in the world

• It is the only steam train still in operation in Poland

• It is the oldest train in Europe

• It runs on a new route every year

What is the museum's future aspiration for the locomotives?

• To convert them into electric trains

• To display them in a new museum

• To restore them to their former glory and possibly run them again

• To sell them to international buyers