Spring Switch. bw

A CNJ "B" unit finds itself in a DL&W shop awaiting repairs in Scranton, PA. In actuality, it's Anthracite Railroad Historical Society's former B&M F7(B) undergoing restoration. When finished th... (more)

Northbound; 5:30 a.m. in the Arizona desert. A Lerro Productions charter.

CP 3716 takes a rest after subbing for BC Rail's Royal Hudson #2860 on an excursion from North Vancouver to Squamish and return. Or... apparently, I was once in Squamish. I do recall the chase -... (more)

I spy, with my eye, through the cab of a new SEPTA Silverliner V, the newly painted Amtrak heritage unit #145.

7,100 Horsepower at Speed!
An ALP-46 races through the Garden State towards New York City as seen here in a Railroad: NJ Transit
Locomotive: Bombardier ALP-46
Location: New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
Locomotive #: NJT 4601
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May, 2010

The Reading Terminal:

In 1893, the Reading Company built a passenger terminal and its company headquarters at this location in downtown Philadelphia to better serve its customers and com... (more)

From the archives... #7312 was built in 1912 and #911 two years earlier, in 1910. B&W photo taken in the early part of the (this) century. Canadian National. Railroad: Strasburg Railroad
Locomotive: Steam 2-6-0
Location: Strasburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: CN 911
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: November 05, 2007

Just another busy day on PRR's Bel Del branch.

Just outside of Harrisburg, the engineer prepares to clear the shed and proceed East to Philadelphia, PA. (Recreation - part of a unique photo-shoot by Lerro Productions, inside the Museum)

The B&O #25 - the "William Mason" is America's oldest operational steam engine. She is seen here under steam at the &O Railroad Museum on a beautiful Fall day making short solo runs by the Museum... (more)

An Amtrak Acela Express descends a roller-coaster-like profile of the NEC through West Windsor, NJ just shy of Princeton Junction. The effect of the undulating ROW, captured at last light on a wa... (more)

Engineer Gary Baksi is at full throttle and eager to let this high drivered 4-4-0 loose on the newly restored right of way on the vernerable Wilmington and Western Railroad. Back to my roots with... (more)

United Aircraft's ill-fated Turbotrain, still the current US speed record holder for a production trainset at 170.8 mph, sits at 30th Street Station, posed next to the former observation car from ... (more)

Coatesville, Pennsylvania -
"The Pittsburgh of the East"

Here we have what Coatesville might have looked like today, in the 21st century, had the industrial might of the Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Siemens ACS-64
Location: Coatesville, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: N/A
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 18, 2020