CB&Q waycar 14451, complete with working interior lights and marker lamps, is exhibited with CB&Q 2-8-2 4978 at Mendota, Illinois.

The SARM 2007 photo freight charter, seen here near Metamora. The hood of S1 9339 can be seen steaming in the cold drizzle.

Surry, Sussex & Southampton 6 steams across the small bridge located on the east side of the Midwest Old Threshers Reunion show grounds. Taken with a Canon 10-22mm wide angle - there were campers ... (more)

Rio Grande 346 steaming past No Agua Tank

Rio Grande "Mudhen" 464 steams into the station at Crossroads Village with the 1:00 PM train.

Oregon Short Line 1068 rounds Drury's Curve, with Mount Timpanogos and the scenic Wasatch range looming in the background. This is mountain railroading at its finest. The engine had a hard time ... (more)

Milwaukee Road 261 is decorated for "North Pole Express" duties; it's the first steam locomotive to use St. Paul Union Depot since CB&Q 5632 - and that was fifty years ago.

A pair of ex-Milwaukee Road MP15ACs greet the dawn at Canadian Pacific's St. Paul Yard in Minnesota.

M&StL 244 at the Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern freight station near downtown Boone, Iowa. This was the Boone night photo session held as part of Steve Glischinski's diesel photo charter on th... (more)

Crews are preparing to lift Columbia Steel Corp. 0-6-0 No. 300 onto live rail. The locomotive is to be cosmetically restored and placed on display in a different location.

The GN photo charter passing the former DM&IR depot at Knife River. The station sign was made by Steve Glischinski for this event and was installed on the building just a few minutes before this ... (more)

Strasburg's motor car No. 10 scampers along at Esbenshade Road, heading back to Strasburg with a late afternoon run. Assembled from a wooden passenger coach in 1915, it operated for two years as ... (more)

UP 119 steams down the main line at the Golden Spike National Historic Site.

Backhead plate mounted in the cab of C&O 2-6-6-6 No. 1604, on display indoors at the B&O Railroad Museum.

The Flagship Denver & Rio Grande Western K-36 No. 483 was the first operational locomotive on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad when it was formed in 1970. Worn out, it was retired in 1... (more)