If you were looking for some steak, this is the place. Probably over 1,000 heads of cattle are in this cattle lot on the east side of Dodge City. The BNSF Dodge City local pulls back towards the m... (more)

An ABBA set of F units lead a freight train through Columbus, Kansas. The F9 was remanufactured by EMD from an F3.

With no headlights on, the Pittsburg Dodger flies past the 10th street grade crossing with one car in tow as it heads southbound through Pittsburg Kansas on the former KCS mainline.

No dumping and no trespassing! A pair of Canadian Pacific locomotives leads a loaded southbound grain train out of Pittsburg Kansas on a beautiful morning.

WAMX 3833 leads a short train past E Atkinson Ave on the north side of Pittsburg Kansas.

The Pittsburg Dodger rolls back into the yard to pick up some cars prior to departing southbound out of Pittsburg Kansas.

A pair of WAMX SD40-2 locomotives are tied onto a cut of hopper cars on the north side of Pittsburg Kansas.

AT&SF train number twelve, the Chicagoan, is departing Emporia Kansas at 10 MPH on March 4th 1939. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

Information taken from a plaque on the tender. AT&SF 3424 was purchased September 1921 from Baldwin Locomotive Works at Eddystone PA. at a cost of $61,927.08. Used in passenger service on Chicago ... (more)

A short K&O train trundles east near Pawnee Rock Kansas.

The power for the Right Cooperative Association at Wright Kansas awaits the call to duty. The elevator is on BNSF's La Junta subdivision.

The power for the Right Cooperative Association at Wright Kansas awaits the call to duty. The elevator is on BNSF's La Junta subdivision.

K&O HORKO17 is seen going past the Selkirk, KS Elevator on its long and slow journey to Great Bend.

Bridging The Kaw | Crossing the Kansas River in Topeka, KS, an eastbound Union Pacific intermodal train is seen coming off the Topeka Subdivision moments before heading towards Kansas City ... (more)

Dawn On The Plains | An eastbound Union Pacific manifest train is seen passing through the community of Aikins, KS on the chilly morning of Sunday, March 2, 2025.