The photo that wasn't ... after busting through several snowbanks at track speed, the engineer of CN's 2008 Santa Train was forced to put the train in emergency to avoid an idiot stuck on the trac... (more)

IC 101 and 100 highball through Perry on there way to Battle Creek.

MARC 91 sits in the Wisconsin & Southern yard in Horicon, WI. The guts were used to finish the Wisconsin & Southern B unit.

WSOR ABA passenger set rests at the Milwaukee Intermodal Station. The Wisconsin & Southern will run the train for attendees of the Transportation Research Board and AASHTO Standing Committee on ... (more)

WSOR ABA passenger set rests at the Milwaukee Intermodal Station. The Wisconsin & Southern will run the train for attendees of the Transportation Research Board and AASHTO Standing Committee on ... (more)

Amtrak E9's 449 and 429 lead the "National Limited" through Lewistown, PA. 18 February 1978

The Santa Train is parked at the 2nd stop of the day, Melvin.The train will remain here until all the local children have visited with Santa.Soon they will have to clear up in the siding at Thawvi... (more)

The Santa Train is parked at the old IC Depot at Gibson City while the local children visit Santa aboard the train.

After a lengthy delay, caused by the NS, the 101 smokes it up as it pulls Santa north past the old depot in downtown Gibson City.

Surprisingly modern facility.

E units sit on the ready track at North Platte

This was a boy scout special traveling to the national Jamboree this year. The date may have been in late September.

Tom Harris sent this location information. "Your photo of the Land O' Corn was taken crossing Corbin St. The empty track immediately left of the train was Case Siding."

Operation Lifesaver power at SP Oakland shops, arranged by an unnamed railfan hostler. WP 913-A and E9 6051 from the Cal State Rail Museum, UP 951 and ATSF FP45 5948. SP foreman came along and tos... (more)

Looking like a streamliner from old, a WSOR passenger special heads under the UP's ex-CNW Adams sub nearing Randolph.