During the night photo session of Milwaukee 261 and SOO 2719 this little gem was included but sat quietly opposite the stars of the show. Info from the museum: Built by Baldwin Locomotive works ... (more)

For the National Train Day in Duluth, MN, Friends of the the MILW 261 brought the 261 up to Duluth on its 1st maiden revenue run after the 4 year rebuild. A night session was put together to shoot... (more)

Ordinary local train was boarding passengers headed for Surin, Lam Chi Terminus at passing loop, Huai Khayung Station.

New England Central's sole SD40T-2, 3317, will receive its inspection this week and be released for service as the single orange GWI corporate unit for road trains 323/324. The unit is seen after... (more)

The final GWI-painted unit to roll out of the New England Central Railroad's shops at St. Albans, Vermont, under the hands of contract painters, was the Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia GP9 1705.... (more)

As the sun sets on another hot summer day in the Canyon, this eastbound unit ballast train is working hard upgrade at James. You may ask why is this train heading into the setting sun if it is an... (more)

NKP 765 quietly sits idle at Rockport yard, awaiting Sundays Excursion to Bellevue.

Fellow train chaser Bryant Kaden grabs his shot of an eastbound hotshot at it cools its wheels at Murray.

VIA 6424 holds an eastbound at Toronto Union Station.

Milwaukee Road 261 and Soo Line 2719 under steam near midnight in the museum yard. Lighting by Chris Guss.

Norfolk Southern's "Honoring Our Veterans" unit, SD60E #6920, leads train Z85411 (P54) away from Washington DC after being on display for National Train Day on May 11, 2013. The Nation's Capital ... (more)

A Beast Asleep Sitting under the lights of the yard, ATSF 3751 waits over night for the final day of the San Bernardino Railroad days, and to return to LA with its train.

Tweetsie 12 awaiting its next assignment. The first night photo session at Tweetsie. Thanks to Tweetsie, Clint Renegar, and Ben Earp for the set up and lighting! This was the first and now se... (more)