After extensive delays around Memphis, Amtraks City of New Orleans #58 shoves under 18th street towards Chicago Union Station with a IC SD70 serving as rescue power. Quite a sight to see in 2024!

Passing By. The FEC 148 runs by over the Miami Canal as a fisherman watches.

Fireman Michael Wilson checks CNJ 113's fire shortly before the fire is banked for the night.

A westbound UP stack train is passing in front of the old Marceline station, which is now the Walt Disney Hometown Museum.

US Sugar #148 meets a southbound cane train outside the Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area.

One meter gauge 0-4-0 steamlocomotive "Ticino" operating on a about 70 meter long temporarily laid track at the roadside on the occasion of the Day of the Monument and "Precious met... (more)

L512 departs the Illinois International Port in Chicago with IC 6250 and CN 5323. 6250 still wears Deathstar paint, while 5323 wears the CN North America scheme. To the left is EJ&E Bridge #710, a... (more)

Adjacent to the Ohio River, a NS Operation Lifesaver GP59E pulls on a string of mixed cars on a nice sunny Spring afternoon.

The Hadley Express has just arrived at Hadley/Luzerne Station on it's second run of the day dropping off passengers for the "Maple in April" Festival featuring SC&H ALCO 5

Metra's new SD70MAC-H's finally get to experience some warm days, as their first summer approaches.

WAG7 triplet bankers rolls down the bhore ghats over the old stone arch bridge towards Karjat for its next assignment on a hot sunny day. The gradient is evident from the image.

Coors switcher #997 (SW1000) moves a cut of grain hoppers to the silo at the east end of the brewery.

The California Zephyr 6 train rousts the pigeons as it runs past the Union Pacific's North Yard in Denver, Colorado.

IC Style On The CONO. The "Blue Ridge Club" (800224) was holding the markers on the Amtrak "City Of New Orleans" (Train 59) on the rainy and misty night of May 5, 2022 a... (more)

Bulls Gap once had a very tiny engine facility which hosted an SW-1. It would occasionally tiptoe over to Rogersville across a rickety bridge spanning the Holston River to serve customers. The S... (more)