One of EMD's "Banana" SD70ACe-T4 units from their lease fleet serves as the DPU on KCS train ARSH (Artesia, MS to Shreveport, LA). This train is usually a nocturnal move, rarely seen in ... (more)

Elkhart and Western's pair of Pioneer GP16's heads north through Walkerton and past the former NKP searchlights guarding the north side of the CSX diamond.

Rows of retired PBNE swichers rust away in Saucon Yard. The Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England Railroad was the wholly owned shortline railroad of Bethlehem Steel. It operated in and around the ... (more)

Indiana Harbor Belt’s BP4 notches up through Blue Island Junction with IHB 3861 in the lead. The 3861 is rumored to be getting retired sometime in the near future.

BNSF 4068 Leads a two unit Autorack train South through Deshler Ohio on its way to Cincinnati Ohio

An Acela Express, led by AMTK No. 2006, charges past "Lincoln" tower, just shy of Metuchen station, in a race to make New York by night fall.

The tower, once used by the PRR to control trains ... (more)

An eastbound Burlington Northern freight is about to thump across the diamond as it passes the creaky, old tower guarding the Milwaukee Road crossing of the BN at Savanna, Illinois, in November 19... (more)

The Nickle Plate heritage unit leads the last 16T out of Meridian, MS after fueling and a fresh AGS crew for the trip to Irondale, AL.

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CSXT EMD GP16 No. 1823, still in the gray Family Lines System paint scheme, brings a westbound freight past the tower guarding the crossings of the Illinois Central’s mai... (more)

MC 2006 leads the Energy Train north just minutes before sunset.

Former New Haven 2058 rests in the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum's yard. This locomotive is now proudly pained in its original livery, and now sports her new number, 2024. The FL9 is currently u... (more)

Not What I was Expecting! A pair of R32s, signed for the N, lead a refuse train down the lead into Coney Island Yard, while a 5-car R160 set pauses to switch ends to reposition within the y... (more)

Eastbound 38G craws past the remains of AR Tower as it reaches the crest of the Allegheny Mountains. To the right, on can see CP-UN on Main 2 and 3. In the days of steam, the wye was used to spin ... (more)

A helperset drags the remainder of the 34A back down into Rose Yard. The train split in two due to a broken drawbar about 50 cars in. Allegheny Mountains 1 : PSR 0

To quote the Union Pacific website "Tower 55 is one of the nation’s busiest and most congested rail intersections. Located just south of downtown Fort Worth, Texas, Tower 55 holds vital nat... (more)