FNM (National Railways of Mexico) PA-1u #DH-19, ex Ferro del Pacific (Pacific RR), exx Delaware & Hudson #19, nee Santa Fe PA-1 #66 built in 1948, at Puebla, Mexico on December 27, 1991. Photo by... (more)

Up until December 27, 2002, I had not had a camera fail on me. I'd had film not catch. I'd made my own exposure and focus mistakes, but I'd had good luck with the cameras themselves. I don't beliv... (more)

NdeM EMD GP25 8228 works the yard at Juarez in the spring of 1979. this unit is a bit of an odd ball in that it has a steam generator for passenger service. some call it A GP35p

FNM 501, an Alco RS11, leads an Excursion near Nogales, Mexico in April 1990. The 501 was originally built for the Ferrocarril Del Pacifico in 1957. Original Slide. Tom Baldner Photo. Sam Foster C... (more)

A Alco RS 1 # 5641 of the N de M railway sits by the road shop in Juarez Mexico on a Spring day in 1979. At this time there were many Alco units In use here. Two RS 1s switched the yard here

N de M Alco RSD12 7467 works the yard in the late afternoon in the large yard At Nuevo Laredo Mexico. At the Time this place was filled with Alcos

RS1 5645 switches the yard In Juarez

Three GP40-2s on a caboose hop at Creel.

A Ferromex SD40-2, still in the old FNM blue paint scheme sits in the EL Centro UP yard. These units, earlier in the day had brought in the Calexico/Mexicali interchange. In the back ground the El... (more)

FNM 3194 - EMD SD40-2 #3194 of the Ferrocarril Nacionales de Mexico sits on a side track in El Centro California.

Wired for Safety - The wire mesh guards retrofitted around the cab windows of this SD45 sitting in El Centro California is a testament to how rough it's operating life is in Mexico.

What a find at El Centro, FNM SD45!

Far from home rails and testimonial of a long gone railroad, a memory to the Ferrocarril Nacionales de Mexico, near the famous Tehachapi Loop.

The NdeM was still paying employees at outlying points by pay car in 1962. In this photo, pay car 2187 is coupled to the rear of Train No. 4, which was a secondary train from Laredo to Mexico City... (more)

Hordes of these Super 7s were stored at the old Clebune shops in the early 90s. Felt like spreading some dirt on those black trucks to add contrast! :-)