Amtrak E60MA electric #603 on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Strasburg, PA. Built as an E60CH with head end power for passenger train lighting & heating, it was later rebuilt & re... (more)

Bloedel 2-truck Shay #1, Duncan, BC. For more pics & videos from my collection see my website at http://northamericabyrail.info/

CN F7Au #9171, rebuilt from GTW 9013, on display at the former Michigan Central Shops at St. Thomas, ON. For more pics & videos from my collection see my website at http://northamericabyrail.in... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad M1b 4-8-2 #6755

This incredibly impressive engine was cosmetically restored by the Museum after receipt from the PRR and eventual donation by Penn Central yet today sits ... (more)

A single Virginian EL-2B awaits pusher service at Whitehorne, VA, February 1961. After the merger, the N&W separated a set of EL-2Bs and this one ended up at Whitehorne in pusher service.

Canadian National U-2-g 6218 sits at Drummondville having been cut off the passenger excursion from Montreal. This was the cleanest steam locomotive I've ever seen even having run over 60 miles wi... (more)

Our model railroad convention in Calgary, AB in August of 1971 featured an excursion with CPR C-Liner 4081 from Calgary to Field, BC. Here it is stopped at Banff, AB for a photo opportunity. CLC... (more)

Wabash F7 659 sits with others at Ft. Erie in late afternoon sun. This is a Canadian-built F7.

CNR MLW FPA-4 6790 is coupled to a GMD F9B at Spadina, Ave.. This was the second morning of steam trips with 6167 and 6218.

Somehow the paint shop had missed this unit and we got a shot of something me didn't expect, particularly with a fairly new unit.

CSSSB is a unique operation centered in Michigan City, IN. One of many interesting locomotives sitting around on the August mornind was nicely maintained "Little Joe" electric 803.

There were only 3 and they pretty much stayed in the desert, alligators with 16-567 EMDs dubbed by railfans "hermaphrogators" working the hump, wierd ancient beasts in the newest hump yard in Amer... (more)

Bicentennial GG1! Our country's bicentennial was celebrated in many ways including railroad locomotives of all types painted red, white and blue. This GG1 was one of the more gaudy locomotives p... (more)