"Dri line #1 switches at Bettendorf, Iowa

The only S3 on Portland Terminal Company’s roster, number 1101, idles near the Rigby Yard office in Portland Maine

The setting sun is making long shadows as a transfer from St. Luc Yard to Lasalle crosses the Lachine Canal Swing Bridge. There is no longer a need for a bridge tender as the canal closed to comm... (more)

The historic Bonsecours Market that opened in 1847 is the background for the National Harbours Board S-3 that is switching the harbour.

Containers in their infancy - five flats and eight containers. Manchester Liners started container service between Manchester, England and Montreal in November 1968. They built the first contain... (more)

The railway operations in the Port of Montreal were previously known as the National Harbours Board (NHB) Railway. Half of the NHB fleet of S-3 switchers sits outside the locomotive shop that was... (more)

The railway operations in the Port of Montreal were previously known as the National Harbours Board (NHB) Railway. Two S-3 switchers sit outside the NHB locomotive shop that was built in 1912. O... (more)

On a sultry June day two switch crews are busy. The railway operations in the Port of Montreal were previously known as the National Harbours Board (NHB) Railway. The NHB obtained eight MLW S-3 ... (more)

The Wolfeboro Railroad was an excursion line that from 1972 to 1985 operated the former Boston & Maine branch between Sanbornville and Wolfeboro, NH. In the line's final summer of operation, the W... (more)

Former CP MLW S-3 6591 at the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario in Smiths Falls.

Former CP MLW S-3 6591 along with ex-CN Caboose #79274 and ex-CP Caboose #437183 in operation at the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario during the Victoria Day long weekend.

Wearing the Boston & Maine's early version of a yard engine paint scheme, Alco S3 pauses in its chores at North Adams, MA, deep in the Berkshires.

Stack capped, it appears that this Canadian Pacific S3 has reached the end of the road, shoved on a yard track in Smiths Falls, Ontario. An engagement with the scrapper’s torch was not in its fu... (more)

In the 1970’s, the Canadian Pacific’s branch from the main line at Smiths Falls, Ontario to the Canadian National’s Montreal – Toronto main line existed primarily for passenger service fro... (more)

Former CP MLW S-3 6591 in operation during Canadian Thanksgiving long weekend at the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario in Smiths Falls.