The core of Everett Railroad Company #11, a 2-6-0 built by Alco, sits in the shop at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. Built in 1920 and intended for use in Cuba, after sugar markets unexpect... (more)

They say you appear to yourself in the mirror as three times better looking than you actually are...

The GTW 5849 sits in Woodcrest.

A shop worker for North Shore Railroad Company’s assortment of railroads renumbers HLCX 6303, which is becoming Lycoming Valley Railroad 3026. Built by EMD in February 1968 as Missouri Pacific ... (more)

The 906 has a fresh coat of Phase IV paint. Photo taken on RR property with permission.

This high nose geep has its prime mover torn apart for some major work. Photo taken on RR property with permission.

You can really see how they got the nickname "hippo" from this angle. Photo taken on RR property with permission.

A Multipurpose Maintenance Vehicle sits in the shop with a prototype Viewliner Sleeper. I thought the Phase III stripes and "Club" lettering on the tool box was neat. Photo taken on RR property ... (more)

In the shops for testing and familiarization before stretching its legs on the corridor. Photo taken on RR property with permission.

This F3 sits tucked away in the Roundhouse in Steamtown.

A look at the rear end of SRY 124 (former Montana Rail Link GP9) shows both set of trucks pushed aside as the geep is in for some major work at Trapp Yard’s locomotive shop.

First locomotive to carry the new paint scheme Belgrano Cargas y Logística company. Currently in final overhaul.

Less than 1 year after the State of Michigan contracted the Tuscola & Saginaw Bay to operate the former Ann Arbor trackage in the state, the railroad began to repaint some of their reliable fleet ... (more)

Less than 1 year after the State of Michigan contracted the Tuscola & Saginaw Bay to operate the former Ann Arbor trackage in the state, the railroad acquired former Detroit & Mackinac RS-2 466, t... (more)

NJ Transit mechanical department employees set up this interesting display for "MMC Family Day". One of every common locomotive type found on the NJT roster was on hand in the engine shop, with 4... (more)