Resting in Spencer.

The Spirit of our Armed Forces eases down the NCTM through track during 5th annual Firetruck Festival.

SOU 6900 and ACL 501 rest in the North Carolina Transportation Museum's roundhouse.

Outlined by its replacement in the dying sunlight, this classic profile is without peer.

Did PRR and SOO ever serve the same terminal? I doubt it, but this shot reminds me of those great pictures at passenger terminals with a variety of colorful motive power.

As it should be. I would love to see these pulling anthracite up a steep grade.

Displayed for the big “Streamliners” event a wonderful occasion but, oh the heat.

Starting as C&NW, a stint on NJT, lettered for Reading, stenciled for one organization and owned by another, this beautiful unit may have an identity crisis.

The 611 chugs out of town putting on an impressive show. There's NOTHING that comes close to experiencing steam first hand. It's nice to see the stuffed and mounted examples of steam locomotives ... (more)

The NCTM staff did a great job with this past weekend's night photo shoot. The photographers were treated to a ride behind the 611 as the train was used to shuttle us around the facility to variou... (more)

The NCTM staff did a great job with this past weekend's night photo shoot. The actors did a great job of posing in the high humidity, and mother nature even did her part with providing some natura... (more)

Sometimes the photo isn't always the obvious. At the organized night photo shoot of the 611 this past weekend, most photographers were trying desperately to avoid not only other photographers, but... (more)

The engineer of the 611 keeps a watchful eye on his surroundings even when resting between moves.

The conductor rides the shove as the 611 is brought to the turn table. What a treat it was to see this work of art put on another show.