71 and 70 head the Napa Valley wine train. Anyone know the name of the location?

Even though it no longer works to haul passengers to and from the Grand Canyon, at least the 6776 is nicely preserved for visitors to enjoy at the Grand Canyon Village depot. It even appears to ha... (more)

Alcos in a Winter Wonderland. With plenty of snow for the occasion, New York & Lake Erie's beautiful pair of MLW cab units, FPA-4 6764 and FPA-2u 6758, approach the Jolls Road crossing in Dayton w... (more)

No drone photography here, this photo was taken by hiking along the right of way of the long-abandoned Erie Dunkirk Branch that passed over the Buffalo & South Western Division. It required about ... (more)

With plenty of snow for the occasion, New York & Lake Erie's beautiful pair of MLW cab units, FPA-4 6764 and FPA-2u 6758, are returning to Gowanda with the first of three holiday trains they were ... (more)

Monticello's weekend excursion train passes "Stair" tower at the Monticello Railway Museum.

Grand canyon railway's ALCO FPA4 resting at the Grand canyon station.

Napa Valley Railroad number 73 basks in the early morning sunlight in their yard in Napa.

Napa Valley Railroad NVRR 73, 71 and 70 bask in the early morning sunlight at the railroads yard in Napa.

VIA FPA-4 no. 6759 and a pair of FPB's get hustled around the VIA/CN passenger engine terminal near CN Tower in downtown Toronto, ON. A lot of changes were underway as can be seen by the construct... (more)

The aroma in the air....it's the best scented train chase in America.

CN FPA-4 6789 passes the historic Wabash depot in downtown Monticello with a passenger excursion.

A Via Rail Ottaway-Brockville passenger train meets a westbound Canadian Pacific freight at Smiths Falls, Ontario. Both the passenger and ther freight have MLW engines for power.

Snow For Santa. New York & Lake Erie RR Train Rides operated 4 "Santra Express" trips from Gowanda, New York to Dayton, New York using NY&LE MLWs FPA4 6764 (ex-VIA 6764) and FPA2 6758 (ex-V... (more)

Although once one of the primary engines for the Grand Canyon Railway, the 6776 now sits in retirement at the depot at Grand Canyon Village. Having suffered a mechanical failure, the railway opted... (more)