Solid line or repainted GP9s hauls fast moving Rigby to Mechanicsville freight up the grade to Gardner Tower. This remote location does not exist any more. The area has become a state penitentiary... (more)

An airplane without wings is flying through Attleboro. These United Technology turbo trains gave a noisy ride but were the first new American passenger train innovation is some time. I took a rou... (more)

I made nice catch of a southbound freight north of the the Capitol.

Chopped nose and RS3 waitng for crew at Mechanicville. This location was Railfan Central in the sixties and seventies.

Canadian Pacific and Canadian National share parallel tracks behind Quebec Station. The caboose is the older high cupola type.

The great Starucca Viaduct portrays another Erie-Lackawanna freight in good light with the Moon showing. This is America’s Viaduct. Kindly remove your hat and cover your heart.

During early Conrail the power was colorful. I call this one foamers dream team.

Another Patriots train just for the football fans heading back to Boston.

The hostler is getting this little gem ready for the Cranston local freight. Before the day is done this way freight will have covered many miles of light rail branchs. I noticed through readi... (more)

A GP40 and GP35 are working a heavy tonnage rolling around the tight curve enroute to Selkirk. The red P on the second unit 2386 was a temporary livery experiment.

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For a while two E units hauled the Lakeshore Limited daily through Massachusetts. I probably should have paid more attention and taken more shots of this event. It must have seemed boring at the t... (more)

When I took this shot, the Maine Coast ran this train from Wiscasset, Maine to Bath, Maine. Now the run goes from Brunswick, Maine to Rockland, Maine and is an all day excursion. Next year it wil... (more)

By this time the great recession of the 60's along with the Vietnam War had torn a hole in the auto industry. Yet we were still watching solid auto trains coming into New England. The widening wa... (more)