The three QCR locomotives about 3 weeks before being scrapped.

On siding doing some switching.

Backing past tower to go to head end of excursion train.

On the turntable at Steamtown.

The P&W's newest acquisition sits behind one of their B23-7's ahead of their locomotive shed

No turntable? No problem. WW&F Railcar RC4 brings her own turntable, and it only takes one crew member to jack her up, spin her and put her back on the rails.

Although most of Maine's ... (more)

Big Mac's invade northern Massachusetts! 28N came in this morning with a pair of freshly painted ex CSX, ex Conrail SD80mac's. With construction up the line they were unable to get out tonight so ... (more)

Motoring into Sheepscot. Here's the view over the shoulder of WW&F Motorman James Patten as he guides the museum's Model-T Railcar RC4 past the Head Tide Tank and into the Sheepscot Yard. ... (more)

A string of EMD engines (plus one GE) rest at Norfolk Southern's Chambee Yard with NS GP60 #7119 on the south end. While it will be very rare to see this engine haul one of NS' hot-shot intermodal... (more)

We can do it! That was the slogan on the recruiting posters during the early 1940s, as American women joined the massive effort to defeat the Axis powers in World War II. At the beginning ... (more)

Sparkee in her office. Although she's posing for the cameras this day as "Rosie the Riveter", Strasburg Rail Road employee Andrea B. is actually right at home in the cab of Strasb... (more)

CN held a family day today in Joffre Yard with a tour on a VIA Rail train, speeder rides, a brand new locomotive in demonstration and many others activities. In the background we could see the Jof... (more)

I spent the whole winter a few years ago renovating the interior of this car at the Orange Empire Railway Museum. I also rebuilt most of the windows and replaced most of the window glass (countin... (more)

A full house at the Quebec-Gatineau Railway Henry IV yard in Quebec City on August 23, as a congregation of several EMD models is represented. From left to right - QGRY GP38 2009; QGRY SD40-3 3325... (more)

The warrior back home. In the darkest of days in 1942, the bad guys were still winning on all fronts. The Axis Powers had built huge fleets of tanks, ships and aircraft and America, well..... (more)