Between 1984 and 1988 the Cape Cod & Hyannis RR operated seasonal passenger service between a Boston subway connection at Braintree and Hyannis. On the first day of service, ex-NH GP9 eases the so... (more)

Loaded iron ore train led by a pair of GE BB40-9WM, passing near Fundão Station.

CP 1201 is approaching its destination with SUB. 17008 from Pinhal Novo to Barreiro. In the background 1218, 1501, 1221 and 1507 awaiting their next ride.

After the last trip to Mill 5 at Dayton, Simpson 1201 gets a "not quite" final spin on the turntable, courtesy of the hardworking crew. In the foreground, like a stake through the heart... (more)

My friend, and fellow RP contributor (and Simpson Railroad Book author) Joel Hawthorn rides the Last Train from Dayton on a beautiful late spring day. Behind the 1201 is a string of center beam ... (more)

Locomotives GE BB40-9WM 1201 and 1205 EFVM with a empty train at RH11 of Fundão-ES.

The first General Electric diesel-electric locomotives ordered by the South African Railways (SAR) were the class 31 (GE U12B), imported from the USA and placed in service in 1958. All have been w... (more)

Running light to pick up a load.

Weavin' and Bobbin' a Simpson Timber train of empty log bunks having just departed the dry sort yard at Dayton, trundles carefully along the undulating right of way, headed back to downtown Shelto... (more)

Sporting special "CAT colors", EMDX 1201 leads the weekly Caterpillar train at Huntingburg, IN.

South African rail and logistics solutions company RRL Grindrod, is building its second batch of locomotives for African Minerals Limited in Sierra Leone, West Africa. No.1201, first off the produ... (more)

Former Los Angeles Railway car 1201 traverses the narrow gauge loop through a suburban setting at the Orange Empire Railway Museum.

"Earth Day at Oakland Bay" proclaims the banner and the Simpson crew is on the logger outbound from Shelton to Mill 5.

Simpson Timber Railroad SW1200's # 1201 & # 1200 exchange empties for loads at the Dayton Dry Sort Yard about 10 miles west of Shelton, WA. You may have heard rumors that it rains often in wester... (more)

Simpson Timber SW1200 # 1201 shuffles empty log bunks within the sprawling mill complex in Shelton, WA. Picture taken on mill property with permission.