Northbound Acela train #2248 passing the North Elizabeth station.

You never know what you might find down a rural two lane road in Georgia. I was informed this is a former Baltimore & Ohio bay window caboose that, at one time, was parked by the Georgia Central ... (more)

Former SBB diesellocomotives from the 1950'/1960', now privately owned. The blue Bm 840 # 411 "Eugen" of the BRM (Bruno Müller Investment AG) was built in 1964 by SLM and SAAS for the SB... (more)

10 years ago, Baldwin built 2-8-2 "Mikado" 141 R # 568 (former French Railways SNCF) with the "Swiss Classic Train" made two round trips from Winterthur through eastern part of Switzerland on may ... (more)

Trolley Museum of New York interurban combine #120.

Now there is another gem of a beautifully refurbished operational steam locomotive in Switzerland, the E 3/3 # 41 of the former Schweizerische Centralbahn (SCB), built in 1901 by SLM Winterthur as... (more)

On this day, the partially refurbished 2-8-2 steam locomotive 141 R # 73, which had been stored here in the shed for many years, was loaded onto flat cars at the Winterthur depot for rail transpor... (more)

Seattle Spangle & Palouse Railroad units 3901, 3903 and 3906 at the small yard in Marshall, WA. The 3901 and 3906 are Ex-KCC units.

Frame, cylinder block and driving wheels of 2-8-2 steamlocomotive 141 R # 73, built in 1945 by Lima Locomotive Works in Lima/Ohio/USA, for the french SNCF. Privately owned and stabled for about 20... (more)

This large boiler with a weight of approx. 25 tons was built in Lima/Ohio/USA in 1945. It belongs to the 2-8-2 "Mikado" steamlocomotve 141 R # 73, which was delivered to the french SNCF and nearly... (more)

At the Winterthur locomotive depot, a "Toggenburger" truck-mounted crane is used to lift the approx. 25-ton boiler off the chassis of steam locomotive 141 R # 73. The 2-8-2 "Mikado&... (more)

Ripped to pieces. This tank car has had better days but is now being scrapped after being involved in a derailment. The tank sitting beside the slain car has a similar fate as it is next in line f... (more)

Trolley Museum of New York interurban combine #120.