"Lobster City Express" for the Maine Lobster Festival at Rockland

BML#50, a GE 70-ton diesel electric locomotive purchased new by the Belfast & Moosehead Lake RR in Waldo County, ME, in November, 1946 and still running strong after 68 years with three MEC freigh... (more)

EL's tug Elmira slips past the ferry John is riding revealing the mail and express tracks of the EL Hoboken Terminal. These boxes arrived on long distance passenger trains which were being elimin... (more)

MILW 585 and F7A 68C leave Eau Claire detouring over CNW. The Milwaukee Road line was temporarily out of service, and this move forecast the future, as Milwaukee would permanently move to CNW trac... (more)

Freight under the wires; heading down the Corridor to Baltimore

CN only painted one locomotive to promote the 1986 Worlds Fair in Vancouver. Here it is pulling the westbound "Okanagan Express" passenger special across the Thompson River at Lytton, British Co... (more)

On a gorgeous fall afternoon, Batten Kill RS 3 number 4116 crosses the Hoosic River at Eagle Bridge NY. Built in 1952, this Greenwich & Johnsonville lettered Alco is still earning her keep not to ... (more)

Quad RRR Alco re-builds with empty iron ore consist cross the spectacular Fortescue River bridge shortly before sunset.

Westbound train crosses Missouri River at dusk.

CNW 876, an SD40 and CNW 954 an SD45 roll an eastbound grain train over the Chippewa River at Eau Claire, WI on the Twin Cities-Chicago mainline. The train will stop in nearby Altoona for a crew c... (more)

Pushing east up the Berkshires. One geep still has it's original 1950's maroon and gold paint, albeit the maroon has pretty much faded away leaving mostly dulux gold.

B&M's bicentennial unit lead train toward Ayer.

Southern Railway SD45 #3144, flying green "section" flags, leads Southern Railway train 2nd #136 east on the Central of Georgia "P" line. #3144 was built November 1967 and later became Norfolk S... (more)

Eighteen thousand horsepower from three GF6Cs take an AAR Lubrication Test Vehicle (measuring track friction) across the Murray River Bridge just west of Tumbler Ridge townsite.

Ann Arbor Railroad Car Ferry Viking was launched on December 30, 1924 as ANN ARBOR NO. 7 and had a capacity 30 rail cars. In 1964 she was rebuilt and her original triple expansion steam engines we... (more)