A new locomotive passes under an old signal bridge. Unfortunately, these old signals are gone now.

An Archer Daniels Midland CF7 and SW1200 sit next to the Mississippi River flood wall at the ADM grain facility on Prairie Avenue in St. Louis.

Ex Santa Fe 2154 sit's awaiting it's Transfer on the Trra from Lindenwood yard. Though rebuilt by Santa Fe, GP7U 2154 sits dead.

A westbound train in the river bottoms near O'Fallon, Missouri shows off some nice fall colors.

BNSF 9647 was delivered with the Santa Fe warbonnet and in BN Executive colors to celebrate the approval of the BNSF merger on July 20, 1995. The colors on the 9647 were not adopted by BNSF as a... (more)

The Oldest Original Railroad Passenger Car In North America. This car, built in 1834-1836, was constructed of wood, with an iron frame and leather straps. Originally, it was pulled by horse... (more)

After picking up a cut of cars from Alton & Southern job 101, MDUDU is seen heading back to Lesperance Street Yard with the wrong unit leading.

A rather neat lash up on the H-GALMEM rolls down the Hannibal Sub.

A westbound train with a cut of well cars at the front end rounds a curve and comes into the sun along Old Highway 79 near Elsberry, Missouri.

Colorful Consist At Dusk | Fifteen minutes past sunset on a warm Saturday, October 21, 2023, a southbound crude oil train passes a scenic road crossing next to Butler Creek near Noel, MO.

Golden Fields | Autumn is in full swing over southwest Missouri as an empty coal train heads through the community of Asbury on a warm Saturday, October 21, 2023 afternoon. Having just met ... (more)

Going Postal | A pair of Union Pacific GEs lead a southbound loaded coal train past a lone mailbox on the side of Oak Road in the community of Asbury, MO on a sunny Saturday, October 21, 20... (more)

This might be my most interesting train consist. The units are an AC44C6M, C44-9W, NRE3GS21B, SD70MAC and a GP-20.

A lengthy manifest cruising along Highway 79 as it approaches a meet in Elsberry, Missouri.

An unusual grab bag of locomotives on the Hannibal Sub near Old Monroe, Missouri. The locomotives are an AC44C6M, C44-9W, NRE3GS21B, SD70MAC and a GP20.