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Monster Machines
By: Steel Central | Album Views: 12,862 |
| | A collection of some of the largest Diesel and Electric locomotives on the planet, with primary judging based on axle count and length | |
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Love it!
By: Torker | Album Views: 12,835 |
| Hard to define why, but these are some of my favorite photos. |
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Steam I've Seen
By: John Higginson | Album Views: 12,809 |
| I've been fortunate enough to see many operating steam locomotives. This album contains one representative shot of each steam locomotive I've photographed in action and uploaded to this website since beginning digital photography in 2004. |
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Southern Pacific Daylight GS-4 #4449
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,756 |
| This powerful and beautiful 4-8-4 Northern type steam locomotive hauled the Coast Daylight and other SP varnish. It came back from retirement to haul numerous specials and excursions, including the American Freedom Train. |
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classic hampton roads and tidewater virginia rails
By: earl thomas jr | Album Views: 12,655 |
| this album chronicles the old railroads of my home region of southeastern virginia. from the 1950s to the 1990. it includes many of the fallen flags, regional shortlines and current railroads that grew and helped the region become one of the most importan |
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Amtrak Empire Builder
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,619 |
| This train, which runs between Chicago and Seattle and Portland, takes its name from James J. Hill, who founded the Great Northern Railroad and extended it from Minnesota to the Pacific Coast. |
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Amtrak in Utah
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,609 |
| Utah is served only by the California Zephyr, but the state has numerous photo locations and wide open spaces. |
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Nashville and Middle Tennessee
By: Wayne Wanzor | Album Views: 12,567 |
| Not only known as Music City, USA, Nashville served as a major junction for the Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee Central, and Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis as well as through service for a host of other railroads. |
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Long Island Rail Road - EMU Trains
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,560 |
| The nation's busiest passenger railroad depends every day on a fleet of nearly 1,000 multiple unit cars to bring hundreds of thousands of commuters to and from their jobs. |
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Flatcars loads
By: BEn | Album Views: 12,494 |
| Flat cars are often loaded with very common ladings, but they can sometimes be more impressive! |
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Survivors
By: Caleb Keefer | Album Views: 12,481 |
| Old equipment that has either survived to work in modern railroading, or has been given a new lease on life. |
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Chicago Commuting Before METRA
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,430 |
| Several Chicago railroads, including Burlington, Chicago & Northwestern, Illinois Central, Milwaukee Road and Rock Island, provided extensive service to and from the Chicago suburbs. |
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Amtrak Adirondack and Predecessors
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 12,351 |
| The Adirondack follows both the Hudson and the Lake Champlain shoreline on its leisurely trip between New York and Montreal. When it started, it was pulled by beautiful ALCO PAs purchased by Delaware & Hudson second-hand from the Santa Fe. |
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Heritage Motive Power
By: Jamie West | Album Views: 12,293 |
| Photos of heritage locomotives representing Fallen Flag Railroads. Also includes locomotives with past paint schemes of still existing railroads (Amtrak's Phase III scheme for example) and just simply old locomotives from EMD Covered Wagons to steam locom |
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