Running at track speed, IRM's handsome Nebraska Zephyr passenger special cruises away from the rapidly setting sun, nearing Leland, IL.

The Sunday run of the Nebraska Zephyr departs CUS. Making good time, this train will hit Galesburg in just under three hours.

After slowing for a track defect, the Silver Pilot races back to track speed rolling through the TP&W crossing at Bushnell.

The Nebraska Zephyr weaves it's way westbound through Buda with an Illinois Railway Museum-Amtrak excursion.

Departing Chicago Union Station for the first time since 1968, the CB&Q 9911-A is looking great for the all the photographers lined up on the Roosevelt Road overpass.

Feeling right at home, CB&Q 9911-A leads the Nebraska Zephyr through Montgomery at every bit of track speed. Quite an amazing sight to witness.

We're in the small town of Wayne, IL as the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 9911-A and the Nebraska Zephyr head east by the old CNW depot, heading towards West Chicago and Chicago Union Station, wher... (more)

An oldie but goodie shot on Kodachrome II film near LaGrange, IL on the July 4 weekend of 1966. Never to se seen again :).

CB&Q 4960 is pulling the annual Circus Train to Milwaukee. This engine is now the Grand Canyon 4960.

Its 5:00 PM departure time from Dallas Union Station has arrived, and the Sam Houston Zephyr is on its way. The 283 miles to Houston lie ahead. The Southern Pacific Sunbeam is scheduled to le... (more)

Acting as a freight locomotive this time, Pacific No.556 roars through Irving on its way to Ft. Worth. It appears that the fireman is not overly concerned in regard to fuel economy.

It's 7:00 p.m. one summer evening, and the light will soon be gone as Burlington heavy Mikado No.5350 moves through the yards under the O Street bridge in Lincoln headed southwest with a long fre... (more)

At Train fest first thing in the morning before the hordes descended and made shooting harder. To much coal smoke drifting by and cutting off light so I had to do it in B&W but giving it a 1950's ... (more)

The classic lines of a shovel nose.

Bridge is over the Indiana Harbor Belt main