What a great tpwn in the times before mergers.

As our oldest daughter Kira films the action with her phone, the engineer of CSX road local L425-26 gives a friendly wave as the train cruises over the Great Miami River Bridge in Hamilton.

Conductor scrambles to get aboard as this long train is departing with "foreign" power.

UP SD40N 1823 shoves a local across the Mississippi River bridge in Clinton.

The Montana Rail Link's 841 Bozeman Local has come into town to work the Ag Depot's grain elevator near downtown Bozeman, Montana. A pair of GP35's are on the pull back towards the yard with two M... (more)

Old gals off to work.

Before asking for permission to get a window for some work time, the tamper operator gives a friendly wave as autos head south through Roanoke.

An HSR Constructors spot tie crew is at work on the eastern mainline of the Florida East Coast Railway in Suntree, FL. The existing FEC mainline is undergoing significant upgrades to FRA class 6 t... (more)

Chesapeake & Ohio 1309 is an H-6 "Mallet" with a wheel configuration of 2-6-6-2. It was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1949 to haul coal from the fields in West Virginia. It only served ... (more)

A railroad crew in Cayce, South Carolina works to put a train together in the ex-Seaboard rail yard. CSX 6137 was built as Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (BO) GP40-2 4238.

P007's train makes a quick crew change at Jasper, AB before continuing west towards its destination of Terrace, BC.

Breaking in a new horse. Wednesday, February 1st of 2023 was a monumental day in the re-birth of the East Broad Top Railroad in Rockhill Furnace, PA. On this day, the first steam locomoti... (more)

NS 183 derailment photo in Logansport, IN just east of 18th Street during July 1988. The derailment occurred due to 183 going into emergency when the head end was crossing the Wabash River over 1 ... (more)

NS 183 derailment photo in Logansport, IN just east of 18th Street during July 1988. The derailment occurred due to 183 going into emergency when the head end was crossing the Wabash River over 1 ... (more)

The entire Bay Colony Railroad crew operating the 1701 on an old piece of New Haven trackage far from their crew base in Dartmouth. On this day, they would pick up empty cement cars which were unl... (more)