A pair of 45-ton Kokomo Grain center cabs pull a car from the RIP as the third one watches and laughs at the others doing all that hard work... The red one is also a 45-ton originally built as USA... (more)

Storage cars rot away at the inactive Bates Branch loadout deep in the C&O coalfields.

It's a quiet evening on the Harvard Subdivision as the nightly local has already passed, but splitting the ex-CNW searchlights in Clinton, WI here is Comet Neowise as it smokes through the night s... (more)

Carnage!! The slow painful death of this old Canada Starch tank car being ripped apart like a T-Rex ripping apart it's prey.

A BNSF coal train out of Murray yard passes the still standing searchlight signals at Santa Fe Junction in Kansas City, Missouri.

The Northern Pacific Woodinville Sub/Branch is gone from here, the Spirit of Washington Dinner Train is gone, but back in 1993 a Brunch Train operated north from Renton to Woodinville, WA with a p... (more)

B&O in Charm City. The B&O Railroad Museum, located in Baltimore, Maryland, is a treasure of historic railroad equipment. Its 135 foot tall 1884 Roundhouse (Passenger Car Shop) is the centerpiece ... (more)

Flambeau Paper Co. SW1 at the Park Falls Paper Mill July 1985. This unit has no number that I can see and I'm not sure of the heritage of this SW1 either. This unit replaced a GE 44 Ton switcher. ... (more)

Repurposing a landmark. The former New York Central Railroad power plants in Glenwood near Yonkers, New York has sat dormant for decades. Built in 1907 as part of the electrification of the railro... (more)

The new reality. The fire of May 8, 1974 caused substantial damage to the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, and ending the cross Hudson River traffic of the Maybrook Line. On the warm autumn evening o... (more)

Mid track at Mid Grade. For many, the reality of Norfolk Southern removing the former Pennsylvania Railroad signals on its Harrisburg and Pittsburgh Divisions really hit home on Sunday, May 5, 201... (more)

Constructed by James Clifford & Sons of Lenox and completed in July 1903, the Lenox Station of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad served passengers until the cessation of regular passen... (more)

Once a railroad town…
Salida was once a railroad town, where Rio Grande had a large dual gauge yard, two roundhouses, company hospital and many other functions necessary for a busy div... (more)

Some 19 years after the last train rolled through here, the Columbus & Greenville's trestle over Little Black Creek still stands. Mother nature has begun her process of reclaiming the area with a ... (more)

A classic sentinel of old Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, this old Color Position Light Dwarf Signal still stands guard over the switch from an industrial spur onto the Indiana & Ohio Railway's Midland... (more)