The Corvallis Local rolls down the lower Westside District along the Finley National Wildlife Refuge. This trackage is now abandoned.

Here is another of my father's pictures from Pinole, CA in the 1960's. Three Santa Fe Geeps lead a short train that must have a pretty good roll on it as the semaphore hasn't started to drop yet.... (more)

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Soo Line EMD GP9 No. 555 switches at Shop Yard in North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, in September 1984.

N&W GP9 648 leads a westbound GP9-C425-GP9-GP30 combination on the former Wabash mainline across the C&O at Romulus, Michigan. We had stopped in the tower (obscured by the train) to find out if t... (more)

Former Canadian National 7056 is going through the rebuild program at the Locomotive Specialists in Waycross, Georgia. Soon it will wear the grey and yellow colors of LOSX. Photo taken with perm... (more)

Seaboard System GP9's #2400 & 2399 in the Tilford Yard Service Center

"Pulling Down the Mid-States Lead" Belvidere & Delaware River EMD GP9 #752 pulls a cut of covered hoppers down the Mid-States Lead at Mid-States Packaging Incorporated. Somerset ... (more)

"Pull One from Track 16" Belvidere & Delaware River EMD GP9 #752 emerges from Track 16 with one empty plastic hopper in tow at Mid-States Packaging Incorporated. The GP9 is lease... (more)

October 25, 1987 finds PNER 1751 visiting Conklin Yard, presumably waiting here for some shop time. The GP9 is ex-CR 7242, exx-PC 7242, née-PRR 7242, built 10/1959. While Pocono Northeast Railway... (more)

Portrait of a SD9 under a cloudy sky.

A quartet of GP9's climbing towards Farron Summit on their way from Grand Forks to Nelson.

Alabama & Florida GP9 #6084, its heritage obvious, sits outside the former Louisville & Nashville depot. #6084 was built June 1956 as Chesapeake & Ohio #6084

Loading a speeder onto a trailer.

A quartet of GP9's shunting at Grand Forks.

When my father had business trips to the Bay area in the 1960s, one of his favorite spots was Pinole, where both the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific skirted San Francisco Bay. Here a GP9 still ... (more)