A roster-y shot from somewhere in Toronto, back in the day, hopefully the water tower will allow identification. I would expect a yard in the NE suburbs of Toronto, but 30 years does something to... (more)

An RTA engine moves about the station throat area, underneath the CTA bridge above Lake Street (itself passing underneath the throat). Note the interesting ground signals. For another shot at th... (more)

A MARC train leans into the curve at Georgetown Junction, past an autorack on the (former branch line) spur whose latest bit of graffiti is still wet. Note the chair the vandals left behind; they... (more)

The picture goes back to 1984, but some of the objects in the picture go much further back in time!

Guys? Guys? Come back, guys! Don't just leave me here! This old B&O caboose, class C-27 (thanks, Scooter), appears operational but perhaps faces its last days, sitting at the end of a remot... (more)

Two long units -- then beasts! -- await servicing at Conway, including a bicentennial unit, as part of a Precision National unit peeks out in between.

I've always liked the rounded roof edges on a caboose, here an N-8b, ex New Haven. The former Penn Central GP38-2 is a favorite engine model, one I associate with my childhood although obviously ... (more)

A Korail high-speed passenger train apparently makes a deadhead move as it pulls past Seoul station on a non-platform track.

The Last Dance/Spin? WMSR 734 going for her final spin on the turntable on her last day of service before her 1472-day inspection. Everyone hopes to see her back! A Lerro Productions photo... (more)

Note the Soo Line freight terminal on the left. This was the BN (ex CB&Q) 14th Street Commuter Locomotive Facility, commonly known as the Zephyr Pit. Thanks to those who contacted me with the lo... (more)

At the peak of fall, WMSR's finest goes for, not a full spin, call it a wiggle as it shifts from track 1 to track 2. A Carl Franz photo charter.

The cosmetic work looks great! Buffalo Creek and Gauley 14 received a full cosmetic restoration recently topped off with some fresh paint (I'm personally not a fan of the siderod color). I ... (more)

Taken back in the day when a kid could wander around a yard willy-nilly. Thanks to my father for patiently sitting in the car for hours, reading the paper.

A station worker goes about his business as matched pair 514/513 bookend a MoW train waiting for its next assignment.

The local switcher has just finished taking on water. A Peter Lerro photo charter.