A former Erie GP7 leads a wreck train with an EMD GP35 in tow at Secaucus.

An eight car Rock Island commuter train is about to stop at Englewood station.

The Great Northern NW2 switching in Seattle was wearing the Big Sky Blue color scheme.

Lanky U-1-b Mountain type 6016 runs light to Turcot yard and engine terminal. The locomotive has stopped at Turcot West awaiting a signal.

Two EMD E7 units pause beneath the semaphores with the GREEN BAY 400 bound for Chicago. The C&NW was known for its unique left hand running at this time.

An clean SP GP9 in the "Rudolph" color scheme is coupled with a Cotton Belt F7 as they run to the SP engine terminal.

Weary-looking K4s 5406 steams quietly in the yard at Bay Head. It was the only steam locomotive at Bay Head this day as diesels headed most trains during the week.

Lackawanna F3 A-B-B-A units lead an eastbound freight past the passenger station. Three color schemes are represented, the trailing A unit is in solid gray which was thankfully not later adapted.

Wabash F7 659 sits with others at Ft. Erie in late afternoon sun. This is a Canadian-built F7.

J 606 has the running gear cleaned in the wash rack.

I've just gotten around to scanning some of my father's negatives. He was shooting 127 roll film with an old Voigtländer while I was taking color slides on the trips that he would take me on.

A Lima-Hamilton 1200 h.p. road switcher has a short local freight eastbound at Teaneck on the West Shore. New York Central was the only customer for this model and this is the first of the group.

J 601 sits outside one of the lubritorium houses at Shaffers Crossing. The line poles are unfortunate but were an obstacle for some locomotive shots.

The doubleheaded T-1s back down to the waiting Iron Horse Ramble for the return to Philadelphia. The steam train line under 2100's tender looks fairly new and may have been since the locomotive ha... (more)

A former Seaboard SDP35 heads up a rolling EMD catalog on a northbound freight. The SDP35 leads GP30, GP18 and GP7 conveniently aligned with the newest first.