The Lehigh Rambler nears its station stop at Jim Thorpe. 450 passengers will soon descend upon the shops and restaurants in town.

I stumbled upon a cold but operable 4-6-0 1551 at Coshoctan in the days before OHCR stored their equipment at Morgan Run.

Pacing the MILW 261 at 60mph along U.S. Route 61. MILW 261 is on home rails for the first time in many years, returning to the Twin Cities after running downriver to River Jct. (across the Missis... (more)

As delivered. To see this locomotive currently, (Click here)

It's a new year and the inagural run of SP's class unit 8200 and sister on westbound Chicago-Roper--the "chrome" train. Train is leaving Galesburg over BN trackage rights to KC. The fresh engin... (more)

A film crew gets some footage while 261 gets serviced in Portage. Note that even the cement hopper is lettered "MILW" and the last 2 digits are "61".

In service just one week, the Hiawatha line train snakes past the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis. For a $1.25, you can ride unlimited for 2 hours.

The NRHS special has run, and the power makes a move out in the street to back around it's train.

One way to hide the diesel engine...

Santa Fe 3751 atop Media Trestle highballs east in the rain.

Here's one for the modelers. I don't advise trying to get on the property and taking this picture in this day and time.

The WSOR business train, running with the A-B-A set of executive power and full compliment of business cars, makes a deadhead move to Madison in the last light of the day. It's being positioned f... (more)

Amtrak's California Zephyr departing Galesburg meets the "Chrome" train, SP run-through CHROM waiting its turn to get into the yard with brand new power.

Amtrak's Southwest Chief has just completed a station stop at Lamy (in the shadows) and highballs out of the mountains and into the great Galisteo Basin of northern New Mexico on the old Santa Fe.... (more)

261 climbs out of the Miss. river valley hardly breaking a sweat, enroute to Chi. and a weekend of excursions. Farmer who's property I'm shooting from is awestruck standing next to me. He'd been... (more)