With the noon train well in hand, Fillmore & Western No. 14 prepares to ascend the step grade back into town after another successful trip down to the 126 grade crossing and return.

Connecticut's Valley Railroad, now running its 46th year of steam excursions, began operation in July 1971 with former Sumpter & Choctaw 2-6-2 103. This sharp little Prairie type was the VRR's reg... (more)

A Railroad not featured enough on RP for sure...I mean who doesn't like a GP10 in these color's, especially with the Blooming Spring Colors.

One of the two high hooded GP9's on the Greenville & Western RR roster sits attached to their caboose, passenger car, and Aiken RR caboose as it rests in the GRLW Belton Yard.

Kettle Moraine RR #9 (ex-McCloud RR #9) pulls a train of tourists across Hwy VV near North Lake, WI in September of 1992. This line is no longer operational and almost all equipment has been sold.... (more)

A southbound Arkansas & Missouri passenger train exits Winslow Tunnel and Winslow, Arkansas, on October 22, 1995. The train is powered by A&M’s lone Alco RS-32 No. 42, which can trace its ancest... (more)

Grand Canyon's steam locomotive #29 hustles southbound through Quivero from the Grand Canyon during the "Man vs. Machine" race. It's a 60 mile race from the Grand Canyon to Williams betw... (more)

#10 prepares to depart with the "Train Robbery Special". The chainsaw on the pilot remained on the pilot for the entire trip, standing guard for any unexpected obstacles on the line.

D&SNG K-36 No.486, pulling hard on the hill to Rockwood, with the second section of todays Durango to Silverton excursion train.

Grand Canyon Railway's 2-8-0 steam locomotive #29 charges hard towards the Grand Canyon as it highballs through Quivero. Once its arrives to the canyon, the crew will service the 29, and sent her ... (more)

The 1702 leads the daily Nantahala Gorge excursion train along the shore of Fontana Lake. The ex-US Army 2-8-0 returned to service in July 2016 after nearly twelve years of inactivity. The railroa... (more)

Nevada Northern No. 93 rounds the corner at Lackawanna Road on a Sunday morning run.

Leadville, Colorado & Southern poses under puffy clouds during the photo runby at French Gulch Tank. It was likely the highest-altitude runby in NRHS convention history at almost 11,000 feet above... (more)

M&E 19 has a string of former NJ Transit Comet I cars in tow.

Having just departed Bryson City, 1702 struggles on the slick rails departing town. Two diesels are also giving a push on the rear of this weekend gorge excursion train.