NKP No. 765 is doing what Lima Locomotive designed it to: Move a train and move it fast! Here you see the Fort Wayne Historical Society's locomotive move Norfolk Southern's first public steam excu... (more)

After flying up from Roanoke on only her second day of operation after restoration, No 611 pants quietly while the photographer catches his breath after the chase. To add to the day, he wanted to ... (more)

No. 2102 at Lake Hauto. The fans were in force! Why include them? Because they are very much a part of my experience with this great locomotive. Three of my friends are in this group.

Smokin' CSXT 7307's sun-glassed engineer checking out the photographer in Newburgh's river front park while flying over a trompe-l'œil mural of scenes from the troubled town.

You can go back in time! Many thanks to Peter Lerro and his hard-working crew for putting on great night photo shoot.

Jack Emerick III is one of the most skillful firemen I have ever seen. I swear he could make an engine hot with ice cubes. He is on Steamtown's Canadian National No. 3254 steam locomotive on a ro... (more)

No. 2317's pallbearer's escort her reluctantly to the ash track. There they will kill the last fire she will know for an indeterminate age. Palpably funeral was the atmosphere over the yard that e... (more)

This is back in the day when NJ Transit was our very own living railroad museum! The vintage DL&W equipment was running out it's final miles. The end came a few days after I took this shot on Augu... (more)

Valley Railroad No. 3025 is temporarily a cab in front during it's restoration. Planning for steam-up this year!

Like a snake in it's lair about to pounce on a little pink critter, northbound ACELA 2034 emerges from the obsolete, 139 year old, speed restricted B&P (Baltimore & Potomac) tunnel moments before ... (more)

Grand Central Terminal, New York City's jewel box of a train station, sits in the middle of skyscrapers. It is as about as perfect an American example of the French Beaux-Arts style of architectur... (more)

An O-gauge New Haven F3 done up in Herbert Matter's Knoll and Associates patch scheme enjoys being on display in the beautiful Cass Gilbert-designed New Haven Connecticut station on Amtrak's 3rd N... (more)

This carbide tip is cutting curly cue chips of 2-6000ths steel from the rim of a 2-8-0's main driver that it is out of round. A medium size shot is Railroad: Untitled
Locomotive: Steam 2-8-0
Location: Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 06, 2011

Manhattan doesn't have grade crossings for dramatic bursting snowplow shots. We haven't had much snow this winter either. But we had some snow today! And whoever said MU'S are boring is just a bo... (more)

You can go back in time! Many thanks to Peter Lerro and his hard-working crew for putting on great night photo shoot.