The Black Hawks have just won the Stanley Cup and the CTM crew was pretty happy. Today the ILSX 900 passes another Chicago classic. Chicago Terminal Switches cars. Canon 60D Canon 17-40L

A D1M (modernized D1) from Ocnița is arriving at Chișinău.

Variations on a hopper.

Late day westbound 11J rolls through CP CONPIT. The new westbound signal is in place but not in service.

Just underway to start a day of moving gons full of reclaimed steel scrap to be recycled into rebars and billets.

The largest steam locomotive in Massachusetts is the B&M 410, a G-11-a class switcher, built in 1911 by the Manchester Locomotive Works. She worked the B&M system for several decades befor... (more)

Although painted in Celite colors, this ex Southern SW1500 is actually NREX 8444. Usually behind fences and guard shacks on the property of a local mining company, the switcher is brought on for m... (more)

An NS manifest train basks in the morning sunshine as it passes under the S Gay Street Viaduct.

Back when Tennessee Eastman was related to Kodak and Kodak meant photography and they owned their own units this new switcher is working the massive tank farm at their gigantic chemical plant, the... (more)

2 tiny electric locos are at work at Fuli mine, Hegang, with various loads including wooden pit props.

Very rare passenger special leaves Bayside on the Port of Miami spur bound for Ft. Lauderdale to drop off FDOT officials who are getting a look at port access improvements.

This is FEC Train 908 Special with the Saint Augustine and the Azalea business cars in downtown Miami crossing Port Blvd just west of the Port of Miami on Dodge Island. On this train were official... (more)

SLRG 227 leads a local from Lubbock through the home of the railroad's headquarters, Wolfforth, with the WTLC's two newest additions, LTEX 2551 and 2570 (ex-BNSF GP35us), in tow.

3 East German built LEW BoBo locos stand outside the loco shed at Pingzhuang. These are part of a large fleet of similar locos that work the huge open cast colliery at Pingzhuang.