This wood-sheathed caboose was among several and the EMD FTs stored at Erie's Croxton Yard after the demise of the NYO&W.

SOO wide vision caboose #1 rests out back at the LSRM.

After picking up rail from a recent relay project, this welded rail train curves its way back to Chester Yard.

The famous Family Lines herald still looks great after so many years.

Still Smiling Cass Veteran Bud Cassell rides the caboose while preparing for some switching moves at Spruce. Bud has been working at Cass since the 60's and has done everything from engin... (more)

Cabooses of Reading and Jersey Central are of the same design as they bring up the rear of a freight pulled by Alco FA-1 303.

yellow caboose stands by for the next Quebec Central run to quebec city. B&M and CP power in the background will soon head south to White River Junction.

Lots of Chessie paint in evidence!

I do not know how much time this cab actually spent in Goldsboro, NC because I remember it being in Charlotte for years.

Sometimes there were other objects to take a picture of while waiting to photograph PRR steam next door at South Amboy.

NS C-31 caboose 555582, a veteran of many years service in the Appalachian coalfields, rests on this mild April evening in the yard at Yuma awaiting its next assignment. NS still rosters a sizable... (more)

A freshly painted wood-sheathed caboose sits in Turcot yard.

The westbound Eastman Chemical coal train rolls across the NS trestle at Copper Creek. CSX's version is towering overhead.

The Warehouse Crew heads east (going away) through downtown Roanoke. The box cars are for Lawsons out at Furnace Crossing. This caboose would soon become NS 555608.