The 8064 is resting at Rougemere Yard between assignments as the Ford Rouge complex towers behind it.

Amtrak 26 leads Train 355 into their station stop at Dearborn with a pair of P42s on the point.

The "President", a 4-4-0 loco, sits inside the Ford Museum as part of the Transportation Display. The Weiser Railroad & Greenfield Village are two "Must-Sees" during your trip to the Ford Museum i... (more)

Inside the roundhouse at Greenfield Village. The Weiser RR loops this grand 88-acre site. A rail crane, Detroit River Tunnel Co. #1, along with Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. #3 and an unidentified 4-... (more)

You are looking at the world's most powerful articulated steam locomotive, C&O H-8 2-6-6-6 Allegheny 1601. It and it's brethren were rated for 7,498 horsepower at 46 MPH. Interesting how single un... (more)

C&O 1601's cab is immaculate at the Ford Museum. Here is a fun fact, if you pull the throttle, you get steam sound effects. Cool! To keep people from tripping on the grate shakers the museum has... (more)

The DeWitt Clinton and C&O 1601 composite the greatest display of alpha and omega design I have ever seen. Any observer can grasp the genealogy of steam locomotive engineering with this tableau. ... (more)

One of the very first production diesel-electric locomotives was this odd-looking contraption. As early as the first years of the 20th century, General Electric apparently had ideas for a ... (more)

The ex Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. No. 3 "Torch Lake" eases its passenger train past the Farris Windmill, one of the many unique structures at Dearborn Michigan's Greenfield Village. The "Torch" ... (more)

Although the Mason Bogie gets most of the attention, the Weiser Railroad at Greenfield Village has another operable steam locomotive. She's called the "Edison" and she's a 25-ton 4-4-0 American ... (more)

The Greenfield Village's Weiser Railroad excursion train crosses Firestone Lane as she runs the last hundred yards to the station at the entrance to the park. On point today is the pride of the ... (more)

Mason Bogie Locomotive #3 emerges from the wooded section of the Greefield Village known as Hawthorne Glade, trailing four carloads of visitors. The village's excursion train runs around the out... (more)

The Greenfield Village's excursion train passes the Ackley Covered Bridge enroute to Susquehanna Station on the first run of the morning. On point today is "Torch Lake", one of only two survivin... (more)

There is only one surviving Mason Bogie locomotive and fortunately, she's found a home at Greenfield Village in The Henry Ford complex in Dearborn, Michigan. Built in 1873, the "Torch Lak... (more)

The "Torch Lake" heads out of the Smith's Creek station with a string of open air excursion cars. This is the last surviving Mason, and the oldest steam locomotive in the United States still in r... (more)