Shortline steam freight ops. Taking full advantage of a hot steam locomotive, an Arcade & Attica crew conducts a freight move, picking up a pair of empty, covered hoppers at a nearby indust... (more)

Crossing Cattaraugus Creek. The glow of the village lights illuminates the Arcade & Attica Railroad's Consolidation #18 as she eases a passenger consist south across the trestle spanning Ca... (more)

Passing the local at Creekside Millwork. One of the Arcade & Attica Railroad's steam-powered excursion trains passes a company local freight job at the siding that serves Creekside Millwork... (more)

Former Buffalo Creek & Gauley 2-8-0 now dressed up as Southern 604 gets a little attention before the days activities around the North Carolina Transportation Museum.

A rather unique and memorable livery. The Arcade & Attica Railroad has been running steam tourist excursions in Western New York State since 1962, making them one of the older steam tourist... (more)

New York's only steam tourist line. The Arcade & Attica Railroad's Locomotive #18 sits in front of the company's engine shop in Arcade, NY, building steam in a steady light rain, as she pre... (more)

Arriving at Curriers. A small group of passengers stand outside the Arcade & Attica Depot in Curriers, NY, watching the arrival of a passenger train that will take them to nearby Arcade. ... (more)

Rolling down the tracks to the junction. With a pair of empty covered hoppers in tow, the Arcade & Attica's Consolidation #18 rolls around the west leg of the wye in Arcade, NY, heading for... (more)

With the Sangre de Cristo Mountains providing the backdrop, well traveled SLRG #18 runs around the wye in La Veta before returning to Alamosa, CO. If beauty alone could keep a railroad open, the R... (more)

Home Retirement. Central of Georgia (CG) 2-8-0 locomotive no. 223 is seen resting in the roundhouse at the Georgia State Railroad Museum in Savannah, GA. The locomotive is living out it... (more)

A rainy start in Arcade. A steady light rain falls over the little yard in Arcade, NY as crews from the Arcade & Attica Railroad prepare their Consolidation #18 for duty, performing on a Ma... (more)

Bound for Arcade. Just over a mile northeast of Arcade, NY, the Arcade & Attica Railroad's 105-year-old, Alco Consolidation #18 charges south at track speed, heading back to the Arcade Depo... (more)

Strutting its new paint scheme, GSMR 1702 rolls westward through Almond along side Fontana Lake.

With its new paint scheme, 1702 departs Bryson City with a westbound Nantahala Gorge excursion.

In a scene that just as easily could have been taken 60 or 70 years ago, a local leans against a vintage Chevrolet truck and contemplates Arcade & Attica 18, New York's only operating steam locomo... (more)