Changhua city's fan-shaped train garage. The historic maintenance depot is the only one of its kind left in Taiwan. (Craig Ferguson)

Time for a look back into the archives to bring new life to some old Taiwan travel photographs that many of you may not have seen before.

Dating back to the age of steam, the maintenance garage at Changhua is the only one of its kind in Taiwan. Changhua station used to be an important midway point of the western rail line, and is the southern meeting point of the mountain and coastal lines. The rails radiate out of the garage like spokes and a single turntable is used to position the trains. Today there are three old steam engines located in the garage, and it is also used as a maintenance depot for diesel and electric trains.