Leased from the Reader Railroad in Arkansas, this wood-burning Mogul is used to power the “Orange Blossom Cannonball” excursion on FCEN rails between Tavares and Lake Jem, FL.

Flagg Coal 75 makes its third visit to the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum to pull trips over three rehabilitated miles of the former L&N Alabama Mineral Belt where HOD normally runs excursions. Th... (more)

The 734 leads a Carl Franz photo freight into Frostburg.

The 15 starts into the wye at Orbisonia to turn its train. The overhead wires and standard gauge tracks in the foreground are part of the Rockhill Trolley Museum, which is adjacent to EBT's yard. ... (more)

The 630 leads TVRM's "Summerville Steam Special" between Chattanooga, TN and Summerville, GA, on the former Central of Georgia C-line, now operated by shortline Chattooga & Chickamauga. This run w... (more)

The Gramlings' recently restored Lehigh Valley Coal Company 126 visited TVRM for Railfest, their 50th anniversary event over Labor Day weekend. The tank engine powered several short "Tunnel Turn" ... (more)

The Missouri River Eagle heritage tour is on its way back west from St. Louis as it approaches Pacific, MO, on the former Missouri Pacific. The Challenger will make a brief PR stop in town before ... (more)

Pulling a short freight consist, the 154 performs a spirited run-by during the Three Rivers Rambler Railfan Weekend. Marbledale is the normal terminus for the Three Rivers Rambler excursion train.

Just out of North Little Rock, the 844 leads the Valley Eagle Heritage Tour towards Van Buren on the former Missouri Pacific.

This is the largest operating steam locomotive that calls Alabama home: the "Dame Ann," a 2-foot gauge 0-4-2 tank engine, built new at the Exmoor Steam Railway Shops in England in 2004 for the Wal... (more)

The 475 was done up as the 382 for Pete Lerro's N&W photo freight at the Strasburg Railroad. To accomplish this, numerous minute alterations were made to the engine, such as the spark arrestor on ... (more)

I was quite taken with Strasburg's former CN 'Mogul' during my visit to the railroad. She's a sharp-looking little engine with a nice loud exhaust. Here she leads the last passenger run of the day... (more)

The 11 crosses over Leatherbark Creek... there's just something magical about a Shay and a babbling creek deep in the woods.

Shay 5 leads a log train during MSR&LHA's Cass Railfan Weekend, as seen here from the 'wrong' side of a Shay.

The 203 leads the Three Rivers Rambler to Marbledale.