As seen from the abandoned Erie Jessup Branch Roaring Brook Viaduct, an excursion from Steamtown passes underneath on the former Lackawana mainline built through through the Poconos. The Erie buil... (more)

The small village of Shushan provides a timeless New England scene for the classic RS-3 to pass through. Trailing the locomotive, is one empty car bound for the interchange at Eagle Bridge.

Racing across the desert with an auto rack train, this locomotive proudly carries the flag.

An eastbound auto rack train leaves behind one of Arizona's famed red sunsets.

A Christmas Eve snowfall brightens the scene and spirits while waiting for the train.

Like monuments to Wilkes-Barre's former industrial glory, these two relics stand proud under a red sky. The deactivated crossing guards the former LV/D&H crossover line at Butler Street in Wilk... (more)

Crossing Moodna Viaduct under threatening skies, this westbound train heads towards Port Jervis.

It's Lackawanna glory at Cresco. On the return leg from the Delaware Water Gap to Scranton, the Founders Day special passes a small but enthusiastic crowd of spectators.

Crossing the storied Erie Canal at Lockport, the turn to Fancher is returning home after having worked the line. The short train is powered by FRR RS11 #1802, and DL RS32 #2035.

The big SD60 slowly leads its train across the curved bridge that spans Martins Creek on the Portland Secondary.

Passing an old Mill Structure in Mt Bethel, the Portland Turn crosses a newly plowed street making its own path.

Urban railroading in Jersey City. A westbound PATH train heads towards Newark while a CSX train is pulling out of Kearny Yard (formally the PRR Meadows Yard) and heading up the Marion Running Trac... (more)

Variations on a hopper.

Early summer humidity and haze turn the sky yellow as the sun sets behind the massive PATH Lift Bridge crossing the Hackensack River. This former Pennsylvania Railroad bridge is now owned by and s... (more)

Having run around it's train, the locomotive passes the Mission Chapel of Our Lady of Light which closed in 1994. It opened in 1926 and was the only church ever constructed in Lamy which was once ... (more)