Sinlge car ocs heads east towards downtown.

BN 1, assigned to the heavy weight coach train, waits for the day to begin.

Now arriving on station track one... The bilevel suburban train pushes into the station at IRM.

The Route of the Rockets! The Manly Junction Railroad Museum's CRIP E units are posed under a fading sunset.

Pulling out as a CTA train passes over on Lake St.

Heading into the Peerless spur, you can see the end of the rail at Diversey Pkwy.

An uncommon visitor stands out in the crowd.

Having spotted the load, they use the run around track and occupy 2/3's of the street.

I've always been a fan of the caboose hop... even if it isn't going any where, it still looks good in clean paint.

The office car special holds for a clear signal at the CN diamond in Grayslake.

Rock Island 630 and CGW 116-A all a glow during the blue hour in Oelwein, IA.

One of the new additions to the collection.

Another display Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society tour at IRM. Here the 92 shows off its fresh coat of silver on the trucks and fuel tank.

The 192 brought a little variety to the Hiawatha trains at the time.

The rolling dinner mystery theater snakes through Fort Myers' west side.