The first train on the former D&H Sanford Lake Branch in over 20 years rolls NB 2 miles out of North Creek with a special inspection train for invited guests of the railroad (there were a few ligh... (more)

Can you believe it? This 144-year-old locomotive is on outdoor display at the Michigan Iron Industry Museum, located at the site of the Jackson Iron Company mine in Negaunee. The "Yankee" was bu... (more)

Another inbound run on an already muggy, Philly style morning. At the time, 203 was among the few Bullets, which had yet to surrender their original square corner wind shields, in favor of the mor... (more)

A Rio Grande track inspector stands proudly by his Fairmont MT-19-B Speeder at Gilluly on July 20, 1986. The D&RGW utilized speeders for track inspection systemwide until highrail trucks replaced ... (more)

Ex-British Railways Class 11 no. 12083 is covered in stone dust as it shunts at the Tilcon Quarry at Rylstone near Skipton on the 3rd April 1981. Just imagine what the lungs of the staff there mus... (more)

Rio Grande flanger 062 finds itself parked in the Alamosa Yard, waiting patiently for the opportunity to clear trackage of a heavy snowfall.

Originally to be delivered as Burlington Northern No. 9297, BN SD60M No. 1991 was specially decorated to honor U.S. troops serving in Operation Desert Storm in the Gulf War. On the sides of the lo... (more)

An armada of kayak enthusiasts has floated down the Shermans Creek just in time to catch a colorful NS 62A with its John Deere, Case and New Holland combines in tow...

I believe this car is used as an inspection vehicle on the narrow gauge lines around Haivoron. It is seen at Haivoron with it`s own turntable.

Sometimes, even after 41 years of railfanning, you see something you've never seen before.

In 1860, the B&O built a network of track along the waterfront at Fells Point in Baltimore to deal with an 1831 city ordinance prohibiting steam power on the streets. Preserved here at the B&O Ra... (more)

Waiting for the next cold winter at the roundhouse in clean fresh Big Sky Blue paint.

This one unusual railcar rebuilt from Dodge bus made in 1952 stopped at Misky`s place with a local service from Cochabamba city to Aiquile town. This service it`s very popular for farmers who sell... (more)

An interesting load, a pair of cracking towers from Hooper Welding in Oakville make their way into Hamilton for Railink.

Builder number 1,236 of the HK Porter Company of Pittsburgh, PA, is an industrial wood-burning, ten-ton 0-4-0T. She was originally built as a a twelve-ton 2-4-2T for the Rogue River Valley Railway... (more)