Buffalo Creek & Gauley #13 leaving Dundon with empty coal hoppers in March 1962.

Union Pacific 2-8-0 No. 618 pulls a freight train at Heber, Utah, on the evening of February 5, 2007. This night photo setup was part of the activities of a Heber Valley Railroad’s winter photo ... (more)

Steam seems to defy gravity on a cold winters day, and on this 10 degree day in Alna, Maine it wafts about effortlessly. WW&F No 9 and short freight consist are seen departing Alna Center station ... (more)

The crew is still on board tying up their power as they put away the Torrance Local's power in the unprotected lot that has brought these engines to this horrific state of tagging. The boys hangin... (more)

WW&F #9 is being moved in the yard after the "Maine Two-Foot Winter" event. The period correct truck is owned by the railroad and was staged for images.

WWF locomotive #9 pulls the consist up "The Ladder" just before it arrives in Alna Center during the Maine Two-Foot Winter photo event.

On loan from the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, former Monson Railroad #3 was a major attraction for the "Maine Two-Foot Winter" event hosted by the Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington Railw... (more)

Amtrak heads down the streets of town.

Winter storm Helena is blanketing the Whippany Railway Museum with a thick coating of snow. Texaco Fireless locomotive 7240 poses with a SOO Line refrigerator car and a M&E bobber caboose on a ph... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

A Roger Puta Photograph

A beautiful but cool December day sees one of four Alexander Railroad SW1500s running lite to begin their day of work. They are passing through a small opening in the woods next to Phil's Auto Re... (more)

On the last National Train Day to be held at Los Angeles Union Station, unknown at the time, Santa Fe 3751 is posed for a series at photos with a fully restored Railway Express Agency deliver truc... (more)

Santa Cruz, Big Trees & Pacific No.2641, converted from a F7 to a road switcher by Santa Fe, leads the annual Holiday Light Train down Beach Street.

The Indiana Harbor Belt has had several hirail vehicles numbered as HR-1 in its fleet. The earliest was this late 1960s Dodge van, seen sporting the OSHA Orange scheme, which is seen passing by a... (more)