Built in 1918 for the PRR, still used as a car rebuilding facility.

This is a shot of one of the dozens of piles of rail equipment located at the Eastern Railway Supply Shops in West Seneca, NY.

Located on the grounds of the Eastern Railway Supply Shops is this hundred year old coal tower. Most of which was lost in a fire over fifty years ago. Old, damaged cars sit on it's tracks waiting ... (more)

Built in 1871 for the Erie railroad, this old depot is now a model railroad hobby shop. It is also the site where the James E. Strates Shows trains unloads every year.

A set of old cars waiting to be restored for whatever purpose by the Western New York Railway Historical Society.

Built by the Chesapeake&Ohio RR in 1965 and originally numbered SP - 25. Equipped with Pere Marquette trucks, #914025 weighs in at 42,800 lbs and is 44'-4" in length. It was last used in service o... (more)

LV #95050 built in July of 1937. Ex CR 18671, nee LV 95050. Waiting restoration by the Western New York Railway Historical Society.

Originally built as a 10 Roomette/6 Bedroom Sleeper for the Santa Fe. Served a few years on Amtrak before being sold off to the Western New York Railway Historical Society to be refurbished.

The DMU was hour late getting out of Fort Worth due to a outlawed UP train at Tower 55. This train was touring the DFW area trying to gain support for more commuter rail service

The DMU was hour late getting out of Fort Worth due to a outlawed UP train at Tower 55. This train was touring the DFW area trying to gain support for more commuter rail service

Built 3/1943 Originally US Corp of Engineers #7951. After WWII sold to Cowan Stone as #795. Cowan Stone became Ideal Cement then Marquette Cement which should be the last owner as of this photo... (more)

Progressive Rail Services new rebuilt ex SP GP35, RPSX 1001, sits outside NRE's Silvis Illinois shop.

Commonwealth Edison's company locomotive, ex ICRR SD20, works on the Will County Coal Handling trackage at the Romeoville Illinois coal powered electrc plant with sister unit WCCH 1801.

Power for Louisville Gas & Electric's Mill Creek Generating Station.