Returning to Jersey Rails: A bulldozer helps to take Tyburn Railroad GE 44-tonner No. 400 off of a flatbed trailer and put it back on New Jersey rails for the first time since it was in ser... (more)
Hitting the Road: Tyburn Railroad GE 44-tonner No. 400 exits the Tyburn Railroad's Morrisville, PA yard for the last time and begins its road trip to Northern New Jersey on January 25, 2022... (more)
Ramp Work: The Tri-State Railway Historical Society has acquired a GE 44-tonner that began its career as Hoboken Manufacturers Railroad No. 700. Here, the truck driver transporting the uni... (more)
Onward. For the 2021 Friends Of The East Broad Top Fall Reunion Weekend, members and the general public had an opportunity to view all of the progress at EBT and ride to the new end of trac... (more)
Museum volunteers pose on the 60 foot manually operated wrought iron Boston Bridge Works turntable (formerly located at the Boston and Albany Railroad facility in Dudley, Mass)on the night of Satu... (more)
The group photo on former Long Island Rail Road #400 (GE 44T) on the Boston Bridge Works turntable on Saturday, October 2, 2021 included attendees and Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum volunteer... (more)
Shuffling about the Antonito yard on a warm, summer's afternoon, CTS 19 is seen rolling back into the yard with a pair of boxcars that will be used at part of the Eureka and Glennbrook's upcoming ... (more)
The Strasburg crew is doing some early-morning switching, using their ex-PRR 1948-built GE 44-tonner. Originally numbered as PRR 9331, the Strasburg dropped the "9" and "1," c... (more)
Handy Dandy Railroad at the start of their excursion back in 2019. Their steam engine was down for the day
Arcade & Attica #112 catches a brief spot of sun as they switch Reisdorf Brothers feed mill.
Arcade & Attica #112 slowly and carefully navigates the rough track near Java Center.
Strasburg 33 returns to Strasburg with Railroad Museum of Pennsylvamia museum piece WM 203 Business Car after a run to Leaman Place.
Hartwell Railway Company 2 is a General Electric 44 ton locomotive built for the HRT in February 1950. (Hartwell, Georgia – June 22, 1974) - Lloyd Neal Photo, Craig Walker Collection
