ATSF 5831 brings a stack train thru McCook, IL on a foggy November day in 1986.

This yard, formerly owned by the Reading Railroad, now continues as part of the Conrail shared assets operations between NS and CSX. This yard mainly serves the refineries and other local industr... (more)

Theres hardly ever a lack of action around the Port Newark area. Conrail OI-16 yarding it out past CP FRAN at the entrance to Port Newark Yard, meeting a Conrail Yard job with another 1700 series ... (more)

Conrail OI-16 makes its way out of Oak Island Yard for the trip towards Port Reading along the Garden State Secondary. The colorful NS 1700 leads the way ahead of a standard NS SD40-2.

When getting into the section of Cajon between Cajon Junction and Summit, we found the area to be quite frustrating. If we set up for a shot on one of the three trackage alignments, trains would o... (more)

MRL SD45-2 310, the oddball (Slide Scan)

Northbound inbound train on the CSX to nowhere, the former SAL main, now truncated in northern North Carolina. This train would run to the north end of the yard and back in, the default way of do... (more)

A year ago on this day, NYS&W WS-5 made a rare afternoon Sunday run with SD45-2 #3618 leading the way to Sparta Junction. The train runs parallel to Cozy Lake Road while making easy work out of Sp... (more)

In the extreme morning hours of July 4th 2019, the Arizona & California railway arrives into Castle Hot Springs siding along the BNSF "Peavine" subdivision to interchange with the BNSF r... (more)

In the extreme morning hours of July 4th 2019, the Arizona & California railway arrives into Castle Hot Springs siding along the BNSF "Peavine" subdivision to interchange with the BNSF r... (more)

Santa Fe SD45-2 5864 at the Crossover at East Darling. This unit was passed over from an eastbound and added to the point due to a failed unit in this westbound QNYLA train

BNSFs Golden local rolls past the Colorado Railroad museum just outside of Golden Colorado.

"The Lineup" Three of the Southeastern Railway Museum's more notable diesel-electrics. From left to right: CSX 8954: The museum's newest & most powerful locomotive. Built by the El... (more)

Westbound piggyback approaches the crossing of the Rock Island.