Last April, US Sugar #148 was restored to its FEC appearance for a multi-day photo charter across the company's system. The last day of the charter saw #148 head east on the FEC K Branch to Lake H... (more)

A very unique landscape. The landscape between the US/Canada Border at White Pass and the Canadian Customs Station at Fraser, BC is one of the most unique that you'll see at any tourist rai... (more)

Windy, rainy Carcross. After turning on the balloon loop just north of Carcross Station, YT, the White Pass & Yukon Route's Mikado #73 takes her passenger train back south across the bridge... (more)

Mountain lake reflections. Southbound out of Fraser Meadows, the White Pass & Yukon's pretty Mikado #73 takes a short passenger special past one of many serene mountain lakes that dot the r... (more)

A White Pass family portrait. Sitting side by side on the platform at Frasier, BC (MP 27.8), we see the locomotive icons that have provided the power on this line for more than half a centu... (more)

Classic White Pass power at Fraser, BC. While a work train holds the siding, a White Pass & Yukon passenger train charges north past the station area in Fraser, BC (MP 27.7), home of Canadi... (more)

On the shores of Bennett Lake. The route of the White Pass & Yukon Route generally follows the eastern shore of Bennett Lake all the way from Bennett, BC to its current northern terminus in... (more)

Approaching White Pass. Looking across Pump House Lake, we see the White Pass & Yukon Route's beautiful Mikado #73 entering the homestretch for White Pass, with the perpetually snow-covered... (more)

Going wide on the Tunnel Mountain Trestle. Here's a wide view of one of the most iconic scenes on the 67-mile, narrow gauge, White Pass & Yukon Route. This is the Tunnel Mountain Trestle ... (more)

After a long day in beautiful weather on the Furka Mountain Steam Railway (Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke, DFB) on the eastern side of the Furka Pass, around 25 passengers and staff of the P.M. photo... (more)

Cogwheel steamlocomotives HG 4/4 # 704 and # 708 of the Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke pull a haevy passenger train through the gorge of the Furkareuss near Realp.

Numerous travelers in period clothing enlivened the photo trip organized by P.M and the DFB at Furka, with two trains running from Realp to Furka DFB at 2160 meters above sea level. Here at a stop... (more)

Sister locomotives HG 4/4 # 704 and # 708 of the Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke, both built by SLM in 1923/1930 for french Indochina and brought back to Switzerland in 1990 more or less as scrap, pul... (more)

At the end of the photo trip organized by P.M. and the DFB with two trains from Realp to Furka DFB, a large number of photographers, staff, and extras gathered at 2,160 meters above sea level in F... (more)

During a stop in Tiefenbach to fill up with water, two people who had come along as “extras� for some great photos pose on the HG 4/4 # 704 cogwheel steam locomotive, which was built by SLM in... (more)