Spokane, Portland and Seattle No. 700 was the star of National Train Day in Portland, Ore. on Saturday, May 11. Hundreds of people lined up throughout the afternoon to see inside the cab of... (more)

The largest steam locomotive in Massachusetts is the B&M 410, a G-11-a class switcher, built in 1911 by the Manchester Locomotive Works. She worked the B&M system for several decades befor... (more)

UP 844 sits on display at CSRM on a warm summer night

An SP rotary sits on display at Train Mountain

Not a pair of locomotives you can find just any where... The WC unit began life as BN 6539 in 1971. The MN&S is a DT6-6-2000 and was built 12/48.

Retired in 1962, ex-D&RGW K-37 #494 sits on static display in Antonito with no plans to be restored to service. Behind the 494 is the C&TS's GE 44-tonner #19.

One of three cosmetically restored Yellowstones in the area. The one residing in Two Harbors looks great in fresh grey and black. Perhaps this one could get the same treatment.

The first "SD" built, May 1951. Late evening sun highlights another of the historic units at the Illinois Railway Museum.

The 92, looking good in her Super Fleet paint, sits on the west wye at IRM.

The morning line up on the east end of yard 5.

BCG 14 shines while on display at the Gaithersburg MARC station as a CSX manifest heads west.

A new addition to the abundance steam engines represented on RP isn't exactly what it appears to be. Fort Worth & Denver 'Mikado' #401 on display at the National Ranching Heritage Center is actual... (more)

The Amtrak 40th Anniversary had the F40 in front at both SoCal expositions (reportedly the Amtrak crews at 8th Street, who set the train up, held the F40 in a special place in their heart). It was... (more)

The Amtrak 40th Anniversary had the F40 in front at both SoCal expositions (reportedly the Amtrak crews at 8th Street, who set the train up, held the F40 in a special place in their heart). It was... (more)

ATSF 3751 joins with Amtrak 406 and a 1966 Chevrolet Sting Ray for a old-timer's day celebration at LAUS this morning. All I know about this set up is that the Dispatcher told the steamer, "You'll... (more)