Warbonnets!

With its tail end clearing the GTW main, a pair of Ann Arbor Alco RS-2's throttle up and begin their journey south to Toledo, OH. In just a few years, the Ann Arbor would be no more, trips by the ... (more)

Built by ALSTHOM france in 1957 ;it similar model to 20 french SNCF railway engines,worked until 1981,where he was taken out of service, today rebuilt for argentina railfan club (ferroclub argenti... (more)

SP GP9 3370, 3789 and 3390 lead the OASJT across Alviso Slough and past one of the derelict boats on the banks of the bay. By this May 28, 1995 date the Oakland-San Jose OASJT was one of the last ... (more)

Rio Grande #6001 Alco PA1+PB1+PA1 are in charge of the 'California Zephyr' at Grand Junction, Colorado. Both east and westbound were fueled and watered at facilities on either end of the depot p... (more)

A northbound Ann Arbor freight comes around the curve as it approaches Cohoctah, MI. 35mm slide from my collection, photo by Bill Clynes.

The end of an era,this ALCO has numbered the days,behind in the station , the construction of the new high platform for new trains

875+876+825 maneuvering cars at Porto Velho yard, it's very hard to see three of these locomotives working together.

New meets old in Brisbane, California, as recently-constructed Caltrain commute cars in push mode pass 30-year-old SP GP9s pulling 60-year-old coaches. SP "torpedo boat" 3195 and a second GP9E, wi... (more)

Southern Pacific Fairbanks-Morse H24-66 3031 makes a station stop with train #147 in Sunnyvale on February 3, 1975 before continuing its run to San Francisco. By this late date 3031 was the last o... (more)

A trio of Ann Arbor GP35's sit in the yard, all featuring DT&I logos. Location uncertain, any help appreciated. 35mm slide from my collection, photographer unknown.

Crossing the diamonds at 21st street in Chicago, a CB&Q (Burlington Route) freight with GP30 #957 , GP20 #935 and GP40 #172. 35mm slide from my collection, photographer unknown.

Western Pacific F7A 918A, 918D, 914A, 916D near Sunol, California, on August 13, 1972. Running two (or more) locomotives with the same engine number was a quaint practice on some railroads that's ... (more)

Rio Grande's well maintained Bantam 'Rail Roader' crane D40 takes some time off at Riverton on Sept. 2, 1993.

Semaphore signaling giving free line to a TRANSAP freight train, in Coihue station. There are very few semaphores of this type currently operating in Chilean railways.