A CSX K train with NS power and a BNSF leader passes through Selkirk.

A westbound manifest passes a cut of cars in the yard at Lewistown, including a hopper still in Rock Island paint.

After a long climb, the mighty Berkshire takes on some friendlier terrain.

At a servicing stop in Echo, a crowd of onlookers marvel at the sight of the world's largest locomotive under steam.

#4 in her final full season of service to date. This is an ex GTW line that was regauged for two foot operation.

An OLS unit and and SD80MAC share each others company in Enola

A helper set is on the lead of an intermodal on the westbound climb.

The dark silence at the famed Cassandra Bridge is momentarily broken by a light helper set coasting by downgrade.

#765 heads south on the former Lackawanna mainline past a crowd of onlookers in Gouldsboro

An Alco S6 sits in Middletown on a quiet holiday morning.

A ballast train sits in Sayville, part of a concrete tie installation project before the summer vacation season kicks in. With nowhere in the area to conveniently run around, the train ran with f... (more)

#6 leads a crowded train up the grades of the Catskill Mountain Railroad.

A dual mode train out of Penn Station makes a stop at Albertson, a relatively quiet station on the Oyster Bay Branch.

Ridership to the Hamptons on summer weekends is usually among the highest on the LIRR. Trains to and from Montauk typically have eight cars or more, stretching the limits of the railroad's fleet.... (more)

The old M class pulls in with the last train of the day.