US Sugar Corporation 4-6-2 prepares to leave the locomotive shop in Clewiston, Florida with her excursion train on the last Saturday of april in 2024. She was built in April 1920 by American Lo... (more)

DMIR 332 works on switching some cars around along Railroad Street near the waterfront at Duluth, MN.

On the Move. The FEC 148 moves quickly across Rogers Road on a stop for a great photo charter sponsored by U.S. Sugar.

The CPKC Golden Spike Special flies past the old grain elevator in Drake, ND.

UP #844 waits for the Big Boy to roll in to begin the Spike150 Celebration outside Ogden Station in Utah. This ceremony commemorated the 150th anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike at Pro... (more)

Thar She Blows! DMIR 332 was used for some switching moves and created quite a scene along Railroad Ave. near downtown Duluth, MN.

United States Sugar 4-6-2 148 leads a train over Lake Okeechobee in Moore Haven, Florida on the trains return trip to Clewiston. She was built in April 1920 by American Locomotive Company (ALCO) f... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 couples onto its empty cane train at dawn.

Engine #148 backs up across Miami Canal Road as it prepares for another run-by over the trestle just out of frame to the left.

Florida East Coast 148 leads its passenger train out of Lake Placid on a hot spring afternoon.

The Lake Superior Railroad Museum had some switching to do so they fired up DMIR 332 (former D&NE 28) to do the job that needed to get done. Here they come over the hill from their home rail down ... (more)

Saturday April 27's run of the Lake Placid Limited passes over Hwy. 27 as the crew makes their way back to the US Sugar shops in Clewiston, Florida. It was a good chase of a neat steam engine and ... (more)

As always, the public turns out en masse for the San Bernardino Railroad Days, when the star of the show is former Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 4-8-4 3751, owned by the San Bernardino Railro... (more)

Florida East Coast 148 works hard across Fisheating Creek with its passenger train on a sunny April afternoon.

Fisheating Creek. The FEC 148 charter passes over Fisheating Creek, the name of which is derived from the Creek "Thlothlopopka-Hatchee"--translated as "the creek where fish ... (more)