Fort Collins Municipal Railway's Car #21 makes a left onto South Roosevelt Avenue as it heads for City Park to pick up its first passengers of the day.

UP SD70M #4808 leads an eastbound out of North Platte, Nebraska.

Housatonic Train NX-12 crosses the railroad's namesake river in Stockbridge, MA as the train heads south to Canaan, CT from the CSX interchange in Pittsfield, MA.

Saratoga and North Creek Railway's Saturday train makes its way south past the site of the former 1000 Acres Golf Course north of Stony Creek, NY.

With NS 1074--the Lackawanna heritage engine--leading the way, NS Train 16T cuts through early morning fog as it heads north through the serene countryside at Arcadia, VA.

The sun sets over the lines of stored engines in Norfolk Southern's yard in Roanoke, Virginia.

NS SD70ACe #1074--the Lackawanna heritage unit--leads NS Train 16T north through Buena Vista, Virginia on a beautiful morning.

Amtrak Train 283 heads west through Little Falls, NY in the last light of the day. Engine 711 is wearing Amtrak's Empire Phase III paint.

Batten Kill RS-3 #605 leads its train through Shushan, NY on the way to Eagle Bridge to interchange with Pan Am Southern.

Batten Kill Alco RS-3 #4116--with snow flanger in tow--leads its train across the Hoosic River at Eagle Bridge, NY. Shortly, the train will arrive at the interchange with Pan Am Southern.

Due to heavy snowfall totals from the Nor'easter on March 14th, Pan Am ran a plow extra from East Deerfield, MA to Florida, MA and return on Thursday, March 16th. Here, the train begins to head b... (more)

A family out for a walk stops to watch and wave to GMRC Train 263--led by freshly-painted SD70M-2 #431--as it passes through Cavendish, Vermont.

Freshly-painted SD70M-2 #431 leads GMRC Train 263 across the Mill River at Cuttingsville, Vermont on its trip from Rutland to Bellows Falls.

NS #911 leads ST Train 287 westbound across the Hoosic River in Schaghticoke, NY.

On January 12, 2011, CSXT GP40-2 #6218 switches in Troy, NY during a snowstorm. Up until the 1950s, Troy was quite the railroad town, at one point hosting over 100 trains a day from the New York ... (more)