The "Jack Benny" locomotive returning from a lumber branch run with a matching caboose. I was surprised to see so many low nose first generation GP9s in 1972 on the Western Maryland. To see more c... (more)

This crossing shanty had an unusual crank stand on the front porch which maned four gates. This building also housed a small interlocking plant which controled the yard lead switch. The New Haven ... (more)

Looking West toward the hydroelectric plant, a Southbound coal train makes its way up stream.

Shot at sundown on the curved lead out of Mansfield Yard. Two GP30s pride of the Middleboro fleet.

View from CN Tower with 50 MM lens. For a 135 MM shot of the same scene. and a comment which describes everything you see in the image. click more)

Capitol building in background catches the last rays of an early winter sun while Amtrak's Merchant's Limited arrives at Providence enroute to New York city.

The Maritime Express is framed by an abundance of railroad maintenance of way equipment. Shot was taken in the days when it seemed like every major village in Canada had rail service and CN work t... (more)

Squeezed in between high nose EMD's and seventy six pigs, is a one car, one unit passenger train. Father is teaching son about being a railfan while watching this unusual sight.

Passengers and friends wait for the Piedmont Special beneath a variety of signs. Price of Gasoline 37 cents per gallon. Everything else in the picture priceless.

Old box cars that were used in interplant movements prior to 1968. The box cars and yard were unused and left like this until the early 80's. In fact the connecting Wrentham branch was torn up bef... (more)

Backlighted in early dews of Pennsylvania Morning.