Just out of Tunkhannock, the 425 looks spectacular against the rolling hills of the Susquehanna River valley as she eases her long passenger consist through a speed restriction giving the long lin... (more)

CTC 4 follows the ailing 203's train to the Holston River where it will couple up and shove the Three Rivers Rambler into Marbledale. The little 1947-built SW1's 600HP 567 V6 sounded great gettin... (more)

Many thanks to Pete Lerro for making shots like these possible.

Sure, it's probably the most overdone shot on the whole District, but the impressive New River bridge is a hard shot to pass up! Shortly after departing after the layover in Radford, the 630 and c... (more)

Don’t let the big GE’s fool you, CSX may be a Class I, but their operations in Eastern NC are all branchlines. Six days a week, F728 ferries cars collected by locals from Greenville up to the ... (more)

My girlfriend and railfanning partner in crime for the afternoon waves at the crew of a passing mixed freight as it slows to a stop for a crew change at the Bristol yard office. Also, of interest ... (more)

Some interesting equipment watches the parade of coal train along the old N&W at crew.

RJ Corman's pristine F-units roll leisurely through the rural Kentucky countryside on their way to Bardston Junction.

After a rainstorm on a beautiful evening, a couple of fishermen enjoy the sunset as an NS local rolls off the mile long Neuse River bridge after returning from Chocowinity.

FORD VS. ....ok there were no GM products to be had this morning, so it'll have to be Ford vs. GE. Three units lead a 14,000 ton coal drag to the siding at Gastonia.

After dropping the passengers off in downtown Radford for a lunch break, 630 heads past an old N&W signal on the way to the wye at Walton to turn the train.

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Here's a relic new to RP: Little River Shay 2147, distant cousin of the much more famous LRR 4-6-2 #110 now operating in MI. The 2147 is a 70 ton model built in 1909 and is the centerpiece of this... (more)

A set of slide valve blueprints sits in front of one of Climax 9's trucks. I would encourage you to visit http://www.msrlha.org/climax/index.html and check out this project or consider a donation.... (more)