"STRASBURG MEMORIES"
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The Ballard Terminal Railroad made a rare daylight run yesterday afternoon. This photo shows Seattle industrial railroading at it's finest. The train is seen rolling down the middle of the street ... (more)

Mural on a Santa Fe bridge crossing Tennant Ave, depicting the railroad history of Pinole Ca. in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Not certain anymore if this was the last day of ops or not, but reported in the news as such. A Port of Los Angeles Red Car passes under the jumble of cranes that show that this is the busiest por... (more)

An antique fire truck makes an appearance during a night photography event at the Connecticut Trolley Museum.

This is the north approach to the Big Four Bridge which spans the Ohio River between Jeffersonville, IN and Louisville, KY. The photo was taken looking south along Mulberry Street in Jeffersonvill... (more)

Sheepscot arrival. There aren't many places left where you can easily re-create history without having to resort to a lot of digital wizardry. The WW&F Museum is one such place....where the... (more)

A pair of classics. NP SD45 3617 poses with an ore train next to a classic car during the Lake Superior Railroad Museum's Railfan Weekend. CN loaned the museum a number of ore cars for the day. Th... (more)

Waiting on the evening freight. WW&F Employees Stewart and JB await the arrival of a southbound evening freight train with the line's Model AA Ford Stake Truck. This is just one of many s... (more)

Sierra Railway #8, a Ford Model T on a Fairbanks Morris frame from about 1922, rests inside the historic belt driven machine shop at Railtown 1897.

The aluminum train passes through the small town of Midway, Ky.

Always Expect a Train.. Highway 30 follows Union Pacific's Transcon mainline across the state of Nebraska and along this line, there a lot of railroading crossings. In Lexington, there is r... (more)

Return to the port! The FEC resumed service to the improved Port of Miami earlier this year, after many years of no trains. The FEC rebuilt the line in 2013-2014.

A collection of characters waits by the main, as a typical WW&F Ry freight rolls past Head Tide Tank and onto points south. Actually it's the last set-up of the day during the museum's "Annual Pic... (more)

LIRR 621 was an F7A converted to a HEP unit. Here it leads the 1114 Oyster Bay to Jamaica train at Glen Cove in the Fall of 1992.