Around 2,000 people flocked to Bury today to catch a glimpse of the famous Flying Scotsman.
The locomotive passed through Bolton Street station as part of its five-day appearance on the East Lancashire Railway.
Passengers from as far as Cornwall travelled for a chance to ride on the legendary machine.
The locomotive made a round-trip journey from Bury to Rawtenstall.
The Flying Scotsman has been touring again since May, travelling all around the UK.
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Tours for 2020 were cancelled because of coronavirus.
The Flying Scotsman service between Edinburgh and London began in 1862.
It was named the Flying Scotsman in 1924.
The locomotive cost £7,944 to build, with restoration costs totalling £4.2m.
It was the first locomotive to reach speeds of 100mph in 1934.
