The Delaware Lackawanna is seen passing the old Delaware, Lackawanna & Western tower and depot at Tobyhanna. The train is approaching Pocono Summit where they will drop a large cut of loaded hoppe... (more)

The Delaware Lackawanna is seen passing Snag Pond in Gouldsboro with a loaded grain train for Pocono Summit.

The Delaware Lackawanna crew is seen departing Scranton with a large grain train bound for Pocono Summit on a rainy Saturday morning.

I was able to catch the southbound version of the RUT 311 this afternoon, technically westbound. Usually this time of day, they are still heading north. I guess they are getting an early start on ... (more)

The morning sun greets a trio of aging Canadian National GE's leading Florida bound CSX ethanol train K421 past the 'River Holdout' signal south of Cartersville.

Dragging out of the siding with an ailing CIT leaser trailing, an IC&E Kansas City, MO-St Paul, MN freight continues north to the Twin Cities.

2TE10U-0220 with tanks from Mažeikiai oil refinery arriving at Venta station

UP 5716 AC44CWCTE emerges from the Hermosa Tunnels in Wyoming belching smoke from the uphill climb. I can only imagine what it must have looked like when a Big Boy locomotive emerged.

A pair of new Conrail widecab GEs are on the move west toward the IHB's Blue Island Yard. Tom Golden photo.

CFS 644 out of Joffre Yard and is beginning the climb up the grade with 30 cars

Even 35 empty covered hoppers can get the girls worked up, at 10mph and the same gradient and allignment as the original Marietta & North Georgia Railroad constructed in the 1870's.

Rolling into the early morning sunlight for a meet with an empty northbound.

UP's Rio Grande heritage unit leads the Brooklyn, OR to Los Angeles, CA intermodal train between control points Ansel and Oban on the Mojave Subdivision. After descending the hill at Ansel, all 3 ... (more)

Engineer Rick Rubino applies the throttle to 45-tonner RG&E 1941 after the brakeman throws a switch out of track 6 to start a day worth of switching cars in the upper yard.