Diann tower operator Lowell Addy watches as the flagman reaches way out to grab his running orders off the "iron man" at 50 MPH. It might appear the flagman missed his mark, but rest assured, he s... (more)

Meet.

VIA's eastbound Turbo is gliding through the Brockville train station without stopping as a Canadian National freight is heading westbound.

17 years later, this was still the most unusal rolling meet I ever shot. From left to right - CSX B30-7 5519 leads a ballast train east on #2 Track. The rear of the ICE demo train heads west on ... (more)

The power off SR-94 appears to have encountered some snowy conditions on the trip North. The 4198 will lead the next RS-97 South to Salamanca.

EMD A-B-B-B-A F units are ready to lead the GRAND CANYON west from Chicago. The unit number indicates that 30C is an F3 despite the F7 style dynamic brake fan. The unit is also displaying green fl... (more)

West end of the tunnel at Tunnel, NY, population under 100 but has a US Post Office.

In times of heavy traffic, this crossing gives some funny impressions like this one.

What had to be the most extraordinary hi-wide move I’ve ever seen was what the INRD dubbed as the “Bucket Train”. The INRD had the task of transporting two dragline coal buckets from the Bl... (more)

View taken from an old footbridge that passed directly over the LV engine terminal. It was old, shaky and on a nice sunny day, might have been near capacity when railfans were in town.

The N&W local with M-class #422 and her 56" drivers pulls up under the bridge spanning the PRR yard trackage and roundhouse at St. Clair Ave.

In a day when such excursions were possible, Santa Fe Alco S2 is loading passengers for an excursion around the yard and out onto the Richmond Belt. Besides the engine the consist was a gondola wi... (more)

The Glens Falls local does some switching in front of the historic Fort Edward station. Thankfully this station has undergone restoration and is in much better shape than it was throughout the 90... (more)

The operator at the LeRoy station hoops up some orders and a brown bag to the headend brakeman of RS-97.