A Norfolk Southern train runs east at dusk, passing through the position light signals that once stood in Lily, PA on NS's Pittsburgh Line.

With the recent news that one of the quintessential regional railroads, Montana Rail Link, would soon disappear, it made me go back and look at some of my images from my only visit to the railroad... (more)

Better Days Behind: This old wooden trestle in Whatcom Falls Park is not long for this world. Built by the Bellingham Bay & British Columbia Railroad in 1916, the bridge was used to access ... (more)

Tied down in the Westward Siding west of St. Albans, a Loram-operated ballast cleaner is silhouetted by the headlights of a westbound empty coal train on the heels of Amtrak's Cardinal No. ... (more)

Tacoma's Union Station, with its Federal Courthouse addition, still has rail service of a sort. Sound Transit's Link Light rail passes by on Pacific Ave and makes a stop at the adjacent Washingto... (more)

With 3-4 inches of snow on the ground and more to come, the BNSF Tacoma yard has different look about it. With local 251 working from the west end, a grain train is tied to down at the east end ... (more)

A BNSF train crosses Sheep Creek as snow falls over Marias Pass. The train will soon pass through Essex, Mt as it continues its trip across the Rocky Mountains

Pre-Opening Tour. On December 23, 2016, the 96th Street Station on the 2nd Avenue Subway was open for walk through tours. A collection of the giveaways made for a nice group of props as MTA... (more)

Announcement! Amtrak Trainmaster David Fiore makes the announcement for final boarding on Train 237 on Wednesday, November 24, 2021, facilitating the pre-Thanksgiving crowds at Moynihan Sta... (more)

Solitary anticipation... Lined for the main at Ranger Siding, the eastbound C&O pole signal at E.E. Ranger displays a clear signal, indicating that the siding's spring switch is lined for m... (more)

Nestled deep in the bottom of the Guyandotte River valley at Ranger Siding- the halfway point between Logan's Peach Creek Yard and the C&O mainline at Barboursville, is a pair of C&O-era signals p... (more)

There's not a single railcar moving on the 65-mile Logan Subdivision, but deep in the fog-covered Guyandotte River valley at the branch line's halfway point at Ranger Siding, a C&O-era signal guar... (more)

The night sky is alive with thousands of stars, the Big Dipper and a meteor streaking by.....all while the solitude is broken by the sound of EMD's dragging the 11pm loads out of Babbitt destined ... (more)