A pair of 70MACs and an obvious foreign visitor from the Utah Railway head for Boyles with auto racks full of automobiles from a Montgomery assembly plant at their head end.

An interior shot of the "GN441 Luxury Locomotive Lodge" at the Izaak Walton Inn at Essex, Montana. This shot shows the main lounge area.

F40 #402 is interesting in that it not only was retired after 2000 in Phase III paint, but it may be the only F40 that was active after 2000 that never got ditch lights. It was only used as a tra... (more)

First of its kind Developed as answer to replacing DC locomotives with AC power at a likely lower cost and a direct response to the GE ES44C4 model, EMDX 1207 is the first six axle AC loc... (more)

It's A Ghost! Aiken Railway's AIKR 4202 sits on the shop tracks inside the yard. AIKR 4202 has under went cosmetic work, and is now in primer awaiting to be the first of the two unit... (more)

With its end door and diaphragm removed, this old Metroliner looks a bit different!

"This will never happen ever again", said the Illinois Railway engineer. The Illinois Railnets power needed help so Kevin was somehow able to get the last GT SD40-2 out of BNSF's EOLA yard and ont... (more)

A scene that hasn't been seen for about 50 years. Finally, all the six remaining A4s are gathered around the turntable at the National Railway Museum at York. 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, 60008 Dwight... (more)

Taken during GP60M No. 100's maiden eastbound voyage, this close-up shows the consoles that present and control the radio channel, brake pipe pressure, battery power level, windshield wipers, etc.... (more)

I believe this one was ex-NWP and had a blind end due to an earlier accident. Is it still around. Ya gotta love that front end.

A very odd consist for 2013 made up of an MP15DC-SW7-MP15DC sandwich pull their double stack train to a stop as another employee hands off orders on the ground to the engineer.

The guard and trainee fireman (far right) gaze in wonderment at an engineering masterpiece named "Samson" which has paused with its train at Dungeness, the southern terminus on the 15-inch gauge R... (more)

The upper reaches of Edinburgh Castle affords a commanding view of the city, including this train briefly emerging into daylight as it runs the final mile into Edinburgh's Waverly Station.

A Missouri Pacific Weed Sprayer Car, built in Dec. 1959, awaits its next call to serve parked in Union Pacific's Shoshone, Idaho yard. Check out the mixed red and green connectors atop the domes.

one of a small army of locals that operated on the spider web of spurs east of Carlsbad each with sets of four CF7's and four exFunit slugs was passing Getty Junction on the way to one of the many... (more)