Detour empty ethanol train K455, with CN power, smokes it up, heading west at Bush St, on CSX's Baltimore Terminal Subdivision.

B&O Camel 305 on display at the "Birthplace of American Railroading," the Mount Clare depot and roundhouse in Baltimore, now home to the B&O Railroad Museum. No. 305 was severely damaged when the... (more)

Bayview local HB48 is east on the President St Branch, passing under CSX's Sparrows Point Industrial Track, en route to the Port of Baltimore Dundalk Marine Terminal.

Its early Sunday morning and 24M has just come down the NEC. Now it's time to put it's train away in the Lombard Street Yard in east Baltimore.

B&O's Mt. Clare Shop's 1927 "Lafayette" No. 13 Replica

Like the Pennsylvania Railroad, the B&O was caught off guard in the early 1930's missing a historically significant piece of history... (more)

Q031 hammers west at Huntingdon Ave on CSX's Baltimore Terminal Subdivision.

Dual-purpose covered wagons sit at Baltimore waiting for the next assignment. PRR Class EFP15.

Former Reading 2101, dressed up as the Chessie Steam Special rests in Camden Yards between assignments during the summer of 1977. The B&O warehouse in the background now sits beyond the right fiel... (more)

A section of panel track lies in a pile at the historic CSX Curtis Bay Yard in the highly industrialized South Baltimore.

The B&O #25 - the "William Mason" is America's oldest operational steam engine. She is seen here under steam at the &O Railroad Museum on a beautiful Fall day making short solo runs by the Museum... (more)

B&O #600, a rare 2-6-0 built by the B&O Mount Clare Shops in 1875 sits in the B&O Railroad Museum's own back shop awaiting an unexpected restoration after a roof collapse in 2003 damaged this beau... (more)

A rare look inside the B&O Railroad Museum's back shop finds a near finished restoration of the Museum's prized B&O "AJ Cromwell" #545 which was damaged when the roof collapsed at the Museum in 20... (more)

A Civil War soldier gives salute to the B&O #25, the "William Mason", America's oldest operational steam engine (built in 1856) during the B&O Railroad Museum's Railfest Steam Days.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum held it's annual Railfest Steam Days weekend on October 13th and 14th, 2012, affording museum patrons a rare opportunity to see the "William Mason" under ste... (more)

Window of Opportunity While on an excursion from the B&O Railroad Museum to a site near it's maintenance shops, I had a chance to capture PRR #4876, the GG1 that is best known for crashing... (more)