THE SEMINOLE arrives in Effingham on a cold morning behind a GofG E8 and two IC E9A units. It is crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad's Panhandle Line here and the Pennsy's position light signals ca... (more)

Boston and Maine E7 3801 sits at Springfield on a Saturday. My father had driven us there so that my sister could visit Mt. Holyoke College and dropped me off by the railroad, of course.

“Don’t Judge a Book…”
“WM”/MMID 97A (ex-MILW 97A), attired in Western Maryland speed lettering, rests at the Union Bridge shops on a Sunday in mid-October, 1985. Despite its... (more)

Santa-Fe War Bonnet scheme considered one of the most beautiful classic paint schemes ever to be applied to a passenger train from the era of Super Chief adorns this beautifully restored and funct... (more)

The mighty Cheyenne Frontier Days special is about to roll into the depot in minutes.

Covered Wagons At Dock. An excursion special for the American Association of Railroad Superintendents (AARS) July 21, 2013 in New Jersey. Juniata Terminal Railroad's former Pennsylvania Ra... (more)

Rolling east down the Lackawaxen River.

A bit of late day switching on a day that saw both of the museum's E-units in service.

A little post-event Streamliners switching. Hard to believe that of all the locomotives featured in this image, it's the two NS units that are no longer.

SARX 6913 was built for the Southern Rwy , then sold to NJ transit in the mid 80`s.

The Reading & Northern F Units depart Jim Thorpe under threatening skies.

The Reading & Northern F Units accelerate through Glen Onoko on their trip to Old Penn Haven.

"B&O 722" is crossing the South Branch Potomac River during the blue hour, very themed with the train colors.

Yes, FEC 484. While this never turned a revenue wheel for FEC, the reporting mark was used to transport the ex-AMTK FL9 to New Smyrna Beach for an overhaul contracted by RP Flynn/Ohio Railway Sup... (more)

East bound on the Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago-Fort Wayne line, in 1963, at Valparaiso Indiana. A purchased photo from my collection. Photographer was Dennis Schmidt.