The Lackawanna heritage unit blasts out of Pembroke Tunnel with NS 18W.

Off Into the Sunset. An NJ Transit commuter train kicks up dust as it races off towards the sunset, reflecting the golden light of the low sun.

A snowy DRGW 3011 (GP30) joins CBQ 5629, a 4-8-4 steam locomotive that built in 1940 and used to run fast freights between Denver and Alliance, Nebraska.

Evening Electric. NJ Transit (NJT) Arrow III car 1346 is the lead unit on Northeast Corridor Line train 3723, seen stopped at Secaucus Junction Station on its way to Jersey Avenue.

Snow has fallen on the Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad #683 (2-8-0), which is the last surviving standard gauge Rio Grande steam engine.

The Lackawanna heritage unit leads NS 18W east through a snowy Pearisburg, VA.

The Lackawanna heritage unit leads NS 18W east through a snowy Narrows, VA.

This veteran EMD G8 was built in 1954 for the Canadian National Railway. It sits along Highway 93 in Boulder, Colorado, after spending its final working days shuffling cars at a clay plant. It h... (more)

The Lackawanna heritage unit leads NS 18W east through a snowy Narrows, VA.

Heavy snow fell along the Colorado Front Range as we see the California Zephyr climb out of Coal Creek Canyon towards Tunnel #1.

Hotshot NS 25A knocks down the Southern Railway installed GRS D Type signals at Bessemer City on a unusually foggy early December night headed for Atlanta, Georgia.

A pair of colorful Phase VII Amtrak engines lead the California Zephyr through a snowy Coal Creek Canyon as the train heads into the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

18W has just crossed into VA from WVA at Glen Lyn with 1074 in the lead.

Ivy Afternoons: A rare FRA inspection train rolls eastbound along the Buckingham Branch, led by CSXT 8435 an SD40-2. Seen here, the train rolls into the siding as it prepares to meet a westbound ... (more)

Ivy Afternoons: A rare FRA inspection train rolls eastbound along the Buckingham Branch, led by CSXT 8435 an SD40-2. Seen here, the train rolls into the siding as it meets a westbound empty coal ... (more)