This former Louisiana & Arkansas ten wheeler, a 1913 Baldwin, is nicely displayed as a faux TC locomotive in downtown Cookeville.

This well-preserved SP S10 0-6-0 Baldwin sits alongside the old SP station in Salinas, where it watches the passage of the Coast Starlight and a couple locals out of Watson Junction.

Spooky Hudson! CP 2850 (the original Royal Hudson) and a number of other exhibits at Exporail have been decorated for Halloween. Check out the skull in the cab of CN 6765 to the right! For ... (more)

The Roanoke Chapter of the NRHS inspects the NW 1218 before placing it back under the Robert B. Claytor and W. Graham Claytor, Jr. Pavilion after a weekend photo shoot.

New York Central and Hudson River's pride, #999, built in 1893 and the first locomotive travel at 100 miles per hour, sits now in the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago.

SOU 385 sits at the Whippany Rail Museum, This steamer was restored to its Southern livery. Built in 1907, It had two owners Southern and Morris County Central.

CP 492 (a 4-6-0 built by CP in 1914, class D4g) is one of many steamers preserved at Exporail. For more train photos, check out http://www.railpictures.net/photos/mtlwestrailfan/

CB&Q Hudson #3007 rests quietly at the museum as the Leviathan and Lehigh Valley Coal tank engine wait their next assignments.

A beautifully restored 1863-built ten-wheeler on display at the B&O Railroad Museum.

Canadian National K5a Hudson #5700 on display at the former Michigan Central Shops at St. Thomas, ON. Built by MLW in 1930, with 43,279 lbs of tractive effort and 80 inch drivers, these 4-6-4's we... (more)

Hudson type Santa Fe engine 3450 on display within the Rail Giants Museum at Fairplex, Pomona, California.

The evolution of the steam locomotive is prominently displayed at The Henry Ford. One hundred ten years of locomotive technology separate the DeWitt Clinton of 1831 (represented with this 1893-b... (more)

Chicago Gravel Co. #18 seen on static display in Bensenville along Main St & Church.

At 12.5 tons, the Cumberland Valley Railroad's "Pioneer" is one of the smallest passenger locomotives in existence - it's hard to imagine this little teapot wheeling varnish between Hagarstown, Ma... (more)

In 1863, B&O Master of Machinery Thatcher Perkins designed and built a 47-ton Ten Wheeler for passenger service on the steep grades between Grafton and Piedmont in what is now West Virginia. Nu... (more)