The power from Arkansas & Missouri’s Fort Smith turn makes some smoke while breaking apart its train in Fort Smith, Arkansas.

NYS&W 2002 leads a southbound inspection train across the Chenango River Bridge.

Arkansas & Missouri’s Fort Smith Turn arrives in its destination town of Fort Smith, Arkansas after crossing the Arkansas River, which can be seen to the right. Also to the right are the poletop... (more)

After completing its work in Carbondale, Delaware Lackawanna train SC-7 works its way south with a 5 pack of ALCos as it passes under Meredith Street on a foggy afternoon.

Built in October of 1964 as Lehigh Valley #408, the now SARM #2064 is seen here resting for the day at the Appalachia Railway Museum in Oak Ridge, TN.

LA&L 420 - 433 - 425 are Northbound with 18 cars at Pole Bridge Road in Avon, NY on October 23, 2020. This is one of the few places where the train is in good lighting when it is sunny. The others... (more)

LA&L 420 & 425 have 19 cars Northbound over Honeoye Creek in Rush, NY on October 30, 2020. Fall colors never really popped here for some reason, but there are decent blankets of orange & yellow le... (more)

One of only 2 Alco C420s on the British Columbia Railway . these were used as yard switchers Mated to slugs as the 631 is in this photo taken in the fall of 1984. photo taken with permission

Delaware Lackawanna train SC-7 returning from Carbondale as it crosses over Lackawanna Ave in downtown Scranton, PA. Leading the train is Lehigh Valley painted ALCo C420 number 414, along with fou... (more)

Dakota Southern Railway Alco C-420 No. 213 sits at the railroad’s facility at Chamberlain, South Dakota, on May 14, 1995. The locomotive is dressed is a Rock Island-inspired red-and-black paint ... (more)

BSOR 2010 and various stored units sit in front of the BSOR shop.

AM 54 is used to kick cars back into the A&M Fort Smith Yard on a beautiful morning.

After picking up an empty centerbeam in Archbald, PA, Delaware Lackawanna train SC-7 accelerates southbound with ALCo C420 number 414 leading the train through the rain.

VLIX 2064 at the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum.

A duo of A&M Alco C420’s slowly wade through the water that is covering their trackage in Van Buren after heavy rains hit the area. The job had just got done serving a few industries near town a... (more)