With several headend cars including an RPO, Southern's Train 41 , "Pelican" crosses the Holston River at Bluff City, Tenn. just after being received from the N&W at Bristol. Every-other bridge pi... (more)

At the foot of Kicking Horse Pass, candy-stripe FP7 1416 on westbound Canadian Pacific Train 1 "Canadian" receives boiler water at Field, B.C. A downpour of rain had just occurred on June 15, 19... (more)

WVC 67 poses in a down to earth and soulful setting, which fits her quite well. Former Clinchfield unit.

Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train pause at Lake Louise, Alberta, on September 13, 2002. The classy train is pulled by a A-B-A set of covered wagons led by FP7 No. 1400, F9B ... (more)

Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train climbs Crowsnest Pass at McGillivray, British Columbia (east of Michel) and crosses Alexander Creek, on September 14, 2002. The classy trai... (more)

Clinchfield's only boiler-equipped F7 for passenger service (which ended in 1954) No. 200 leads a northbound freight over the South Fork of the Holston River just a couple miles from Kingsport, Te... (more)

FP7 116A is kept company by a former Omaha/C&NW SW-1 in the display area.

A Transco SW-1 (ex-Rock Island) passes displayed CGW FP7 116-A in downtown Oelwein, Iowa.

On a cold and snowy winter afternoon, DGVR #243 leads the New Tygart Flyer train set south towards Elkins at JF Allen.

Milwaukee Road 101A heads up a short freight train on display in the Cresco, Iowa, city park. The unit was placed here in 1985 and is supposedly operable.

The old "Great Western" lives on in the Hub City - Oelwein, Iowa. FP7A 116 (painted in 2000, but now badly faded) heads up a display train in front of the old CGW yard office and tower.

SP's Coastal mail Train 154 is "eastbound" (southbound) at Narlon en route L.A. on Oct. 19, 1964. A single rider coach is on the rear.

The signs of a bad balance sheet are visible in the aging fleet of power pulling Pennsy trains and the heavily worn jointed rails they rode on in the mid 60s.