This type is not legal to operate on the road so if you have an old jeep laying around you might want to try this. It worked pretty well.

Preservation in action

This is the next big thing in French preservation. After sitting outdoor on static display and slowly decaying for 40 years, a Chapelon Pacific was moved yesterday ... (more)

The CSXT Mohawk and Selkirk Subdivisions often see a great deal run though power on the many trains that pass through. This day's visit to Selkirk did not disappoint as pair of Kansas City Souther... (more)

While making my way to the GorgeRail 2013 event I stopped to snap this eastbound rolling through an orchard west of the town of Hood River. Viewed from Ruthton Park overlook looking west.

R.J. Corman runs a empty coal train up to the loadout at Pax.

Southern Pacific #9337, looking a little worse for wear, leads a north bound mixed manifest through Santa Barbara on the Coast Route

Union Pacific's 4-6-6-4 Challenger #3985 was assigned to run an excursion from Salt Lake City to Provo and return on June 27, 1982. The coal burning steamer was built by the American Locomotive Co... (more)

Some of the brand new locomotives on display at General Motors Electro Motive Division at LaGrange,IL. at their first open house to the general public.

L417 has a newly rebuilt sd60m which was just completed.

This graphic depiction of a calamity of railroading was scanned from a small snap shot taken by an unknown person in the ‘30s. The location is the Louisville & Nashville’s yard at Corbin, KY—a key... (more)

Built in 8-1949, this ballast car was likely hauled over the pass in revenue service by massive Northern Pacific articulated locomotives. Designed for ballast service, this car also saw heavy u... (more)

Apparently the caboose off agreements have started as many pool caboose's are sitting along the main line between the Cutoff and shops road west of the 35th Street Viaduct with assorted other equi... (more)

The GLC 25 tonner switches out a cut of refurbished Bi-level coaches that were purchased from Metra, and were originally CB&Q. The coaches are for a commuter project, known as MITrain, that would ... (more)

A white Thanksgiving greets this northbound freight as it rolls through the Midway River valley near Proctor on the former DM&IR.

This interesting set of Dupont equipment (with NS logos) is used to train fire departments on tank car/chemical safety. It was on CN in Proctor.