The Colorado Railroad Museum's Denver and Rio Grande Western 491 (2-8-2 Baldwin built in 1902) passes by the functional water tower as it makes laps on the museum grounds.

General Electric caboose (GECX) 120239 brings up the rear of a high and wide load on the Carolina Piedmont Railroad. The GE plant in Greenville, South Carolina routinely ships out these huge wind ... (more)

Shay #5 heads down the line with a caboose train.

VANCOUVER WA Oct 2 1978 — Columbia Industrial Park 80-ton Whitcomb 101 (built in July 1944) awaits switching duties as Burlington Northern cabooses roll east in the background. It started life a... (more)

L619 races away from storm clouds at Apex as they pass the former SAL depot and caboose on display in town.

Call Them Cabeese? The Red Caboose Motel & Restaurant in Ronks, Pennsylvania is a great place to stay when visiting the Strasburg Rail Road. With 38 Cabooses painted in a variety of vintage... (more)

Privately-owned caboose NYC 21052 at Rochester, MA.

The only SP caboose painted for the SPSF merger pauses on a summer evening in 1988 at Klamath Falls, Oregon.

When was the last time you saw a caboose fly? This Chessie Cat took a flying leap from the CSX main line to a display track next to the restored 1881 depot in the town of Lee Hall, Virginia. The C... (more)

Milwaukee Road’s freight to Green Bay passes the feed mill at Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, in December 1984. Bay window caboose No. 992117 carries the markers on this pleasant winter day.

General Electric caboose 120239 brings up the rear of a Carolina Piedmont H&W load entering the CPDR yard in Laurens.

Throwback. The 175th Anniversary B&O Caboose trails M692 on its way north.

"Shoving to Rings End"

During the early morning of August 4th, 2022, CSX L017 (formerly B750) begins the long shove east up Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line from Stam... (more)

Brilliant paint scheme on a brilliant day.

A crew member is about to disembark from caboose GECX 120239 at the rail yard in Cayce, South Carolina. He is about halfway through the trip from the General Electric plant in Greenville to the po... (more)