Power-short Clinchfield leased more F units from the RF&P, and a couple of the units were on this extra south at Barrett, the yard at Johnson City (Tenn.), on Nov. 20, 1963. The mainline no long... (more)

For most of its years, Clinchfield's little passenger train was handled with 4-6-2's, but when diesels took over, CRR ordered one FP-7 with a boiler, No. 200. Passenger service was discontinued i... (more)

Grandsons.

An A-B-A set of Soo F's roll train 911 west at Garnet with 76 cars. FP7 2501A leads 503C and 212A on this cold morning. Sets like this were so common between Gladstone and Sault Ste. Marie in the ... (more)

RJ Corman’s “My Old Kentucky Home” Dinner train prepares to depart for the return trip to Bardstown, KY at Limestone Spring. The structures were once part of an active distillery but now th... (more)

Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train drops off the steep grade over Kicking Horse Pass at Field, British Columbia, on a beautiful September 13, 2002. The stylish train is pulle... (more)

Windermere reflections
Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury excursion train is heading south out of Golden, British Columbia, at McMurdo on the beautiful Windermere Subdiv... (more)

The Old Kentucky Home Dinner Trainset sits idling at the end of Corman trackage at Bardstown JCT awaiting a CSX pilot engineer to assist the crew in getting this consist over CSX trackage into Lou... (more)

RJ Corman's "Old Kentucky Dinner Train" approaches Coral Ridge near Brooks, KY on the former L&N Main Line on a cold, snowy day. The trainset was on a ferry move from its base in Bardstown over t... (more)

RJ Corman's "Old Kentucky Dinner Train" encounters a rock slide just past the tunnel at Eastwood. The alert crew brought the train to a safe stop well short of the slide. Photo taken from railro... (more)

R.J.Cormans Bardstown Ky. Dinner Train consist makes a run for Lexington on a cold a dreary day.

Seaboard System 116 and 118 leading a northbound excursion train through Unaka Springs after crossing the Nolichucky River.

Seaboard System F units leading an excursion southbound along the Toe River near Relief, NC || April 1984

The Northland, when it was a combined overnight train operating with a Cochrane section and a Timmins section, is pictured southbound at Pottery Road with FP7s 1508 & 1502. In about 10 minutes, pa... (more)