So Clean You Could Eat Off the Floor – But We Opted Not To

Washington State Department of Transportation 1402, a Siemens SC-44 diesel-electric passenger locomotive, rolled out of t... (more)

Missabe 227 has the largest cab I've ever been inside (and that includes several Big Boys!). The engineer seat is open to visitors at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum in Duluth.

The cab of the 4-6-2 Boston & Maine steam locomotive captured outside the shops in Steamtown catching some rays in November of 2016. Work to restore this 1934 Lima locomotive began long ago, in 1... (more)

Thanks to the Motorman for allowing me to take this pic, just when a PCC is passing

Inside the cab of Wabah 1189 at the Monticello Railway Museum. It's fascinating to imagine the broad vistas along the Wabash and expanded post 1964 N&W system that could have been seen out these ... (more)

STONE ATTACK , few miles before and running to 70mph ,We received a beautiful stone,Thankfully did not break the windshield

Cab interior of a Snowplow "SM7", which cleans tracks at the Yekaterinburg station.

Wiscasset after dark. A female passenger chats briefly with the Fireman on WW&F Locomotive #9 shortly after their late-evening arrival on the platform in the seacoast village of Wiscasset, ... (more)

View inside the firebox of Santa Fe Northern 2926 show some of the work that is going into restoring the locomotive. The tender has already been restored and the society hopes to have the locomot... (more)

A member of the team that is restoring Santa Fe 2926 climbs out of the firebox of the big Northern. The tender has already been restored and the society hopes to have the locomotive ready to run ... (more)

Southern railway 6133 gets the 11:30am museum train rolling from Barber junction.

Railroad staff members pose inside the visiting Monson #3 locomotive for the Saturday night photo session of the "Maine Two-Foot Winter".

WW&F locomotive #9 leading tender first pulls the train North to begin the afternoon photo shoots during the Saturday sessions of the "Maine Two-Foot Winter."