Only 6-months into its repaint, CSX heritage unit #1869 rolls through the “Folkston Funnel” leading train I037.

Probably the biggest change to Florida railroading in my lifetime is this, the newly built extension from FEC to Orlando International Airport. Not the kind of trains I'd imagined pacing, or bein... (more)

Sunset

Fresh Paint. On February 23, 2020, Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron #30 (DS4-4-660, Baldwin, 9/1948) sits in its long time home at the Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark. This locomotive is not... (more)

Former Amtrak F40PHR #231 at Nevada State Railroad Museum's locomotive shop in Boulder City, NV undergoing preparations for stripping the old red and orange paint scheme. A model painted up by the... (more)

Lehigh Valley Alco PA-1 604 leads the New York City to Coxton, PA the daily passenger train "The John Wilkes" at Bethlehem, PA on July 05, 1950. The John Wilkes lasted until Februar... (more)

CFS 2044 at CN Joffre yard with a new locomotive (CFS 71 MLW M636)

The only active GP49PH-3 (as of the date of this photo) on Tri-Rail's roster leads train P635 southbound through Boca Raton in some beautiful golden hour light.

South Branch Valley RR currently operated by OmniTRAX using Chessie lettered GP 9 ex C&O/B&O 6240 moving freight from Petersburg to Greenspring crossing Cumberland Road.

Katy was desperate for motive power when they got some KCC high cab units. When chopping the cab and hood they got it almost right but somewhat lower than normal. Other units were repainted but ... (more)

Former C&O unit in the Evans-era color scheme has a nice rhinoplasty and has been set out for some reason.

It's 11 AM on a snow covered Saturday morning. To the right, a CDOT set deadheads south. To the left, Trackside Pizza is just opening for the day, offering some welcome relief for a couple of co... (more)

Drilling Bridge 60 on a hot July morning.

Grupo Mexico Transportes livery motors 813 and 816 bracket an LNG Champ tender departs south from Sunbeam just after the road crew had climbed on.

As the sun sets in Ansonia, a maxi-bomb train led by one of four P32AC-DMs wearing the New Haven McGinnis colors crosses the double-span Warren truss bridge over the Naugatuck River.