With a handful of cars in tow, the MAW's ex-Illinois Central geep crosses the Maumee River in Defiance on a beautiful spring afternoon. Arps Dairy sits in the background, overlooking the muddy Mau... (more)

Led by a former LMS unit, a lengthy 18M is stretched out through the hills south (railroad east) of Waldo on the Columbus District.

Leaning every which way, the westbound MAW freight crawls through the backyards of Napoleon as they approach the busy crossing at the intersection of Glenwood Avenue and West Washington Street.

Just moments after the clouds parted, GRCL rolls through downton Ada and passes the restored station and Pennsy caboose. Let the chase begin!

Looking good in her Santa Fe dress, a renumbered SD75M leads Q380 east through Deshler. The DTC Block signs along the Toledo Sub have since been removed, eliminating another piece of B&O history.

A thick fog has rolled in just as the sun begins to rise, while a classic Nickel Plate bracket mast beckons to an eastbound that is still a few miles away.

Something just doesn't seem normal here...

Now on 40 mph track, GRCL rolls east through the sleepy town of North Robinson and passes the classic Pennsy position lights in town. A great end to a great chase!

The Conrail heritage unit leads westbound coal train 866 across the Auglaize River in Oakwood as coal dust blows from the consist, leaving the small town in a thick black cloud. Big blue lives on!

The headlight from westbound U944 pierces the crisp night air and silhouettes two relics of the past; the intact code-line and three-track C&O signal bridge guarding the West End of the Pembervill... (more)

L73 slides through Rawson and passes a picturesque trackside building.

A pair of SD40E's that are typically assigned to helper service on the famed 'West Slope' have found their way to the flatland's of Ohio on a chilly afternoon in Marion, seen passing one of the tw... (more)

The Illinois Terminal heritage unit pilots 16E east through the village of Stryker, and past the depot that once saw daily service from New York Central passenger trains.

A pair of oh-so-elusive NS catfish lead 366 down Hickory Street as fellow RP contributor Aaron Border looks on. The only way to make a shot of NS Dash-9's interesting: add people.

A westbound coal train led by a pair of YN2 GE's crosses the massive Limeville-Sciotoville bridge. At the time of it's completion, it was the largest through truss bridge in the world, a true engi... (more)