Waiting out a brief fall shower provided a "pot-of-gold" for this photographer as Indiana Northeastern's only two six-axle locos drip-dry in the afternoon sun in front of the railroad's ... (more)

Authentic narrow gauge atmosphere

How refreshing it is to stumble upon a museum operation that is truly stuck in the past. The locomotive depot at Mladějov na Moravě... (more)

Steam in the backyard

I'm sure the locals paid no attention to the passing parade of big steam on the Jitong Railway in the early 2000's. They probably had no idea that the for... (more)

Steam, sun, snow A weak winter sun does its best to penetrate the steam emanating from the stacks of a pair of QJ's being readied for work on a bitterly cold day. Known to those few r... (more)

Sou 6914 at the Soule Shops.

The local makes a stop at TVRM`s Grand Junction depot on 9.9.18

The Sun Sets On Three Generations of Power. As Amtrak 785 drops downgrade off the Redondo Flyover with an endangered F59PHi on the rear, a freshly washed AMTK 507 and Santa Fe 3751's tende... (more)

fresh out of the paint shop.

AMTK 11, a P42DC veteran, takes a short spin before being lined for one of the Redondo turntable's "whisker" tracks during its layover in Los Angeles between trips.

A thirsty Fillmore & Western No. 14 takes on water between trips at the ex-Southern Pacific Santa Paula depot.

Making a somewhat rare long-tender forward run to Santa Paula, Fillmore & Western No. 14 lets its Southern Pacific 6-chime whistle rip as it approaches the Highway 126 grade crossing near the Sant... (more)

On the first day of the new month, Fillmore & Western No. 14 build pressure in the morning light at the railway's namesake yard. This morning finds the 1913-built steam locomotive fired up for its... (more)

CN tanker heading through the Grayslake Washington St Metra Station.

San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society Chief Mechanical Officer, Bob Kittel, looks over the crossheads of Santa Fe 3751 as it carefully backs onto the Redondo turntable for a short spin. The i... (more)

Deseret Ry’s empty morning train is seen here dropping down this steep, but thankfully short, grade onto the floor of Coyote Basin at around MP 27 or so.