Something important has the attention of the fireman for him to be on the steps in the pouring rain as this RS-18/RS-18/GP-9/RS-10/GP-9 lashup grinds up the 1.6% Newport Hill.

"The Canadian" crosses the Ottawa River as it begins its journey from Montreal to Vancouver.

An eastbound freight (southward in the timetable) on the Adirondack Sub. races past the home signal for the diamond with the CN's Massena Sub.

The shadows are long as the sun sets on the last run of Train 156, The Viger, from Montreal to Quebec City using conventional equipment.

The overnight "Atlantic Limited" from Saint John, NB is slowing to a stop on Track 1 at the suburban Montreal West station as it nears the end of its journey. Most days the consist incl... (more)

CP's first passenger diesel is descending the grade into Windsor Station. CP had three E-8A's, the only ones in Canada. They were delivered in 1949 for use on The Alouette and The Redwing, train... (more)

After having met its southbound counterpart 430 at Essex Jct., local 431 proceeds north.

Erie Lackawanna power began showing up on D&H freights in 1968 when the two roads came under N&W control through Dereco.

This GTW SW1200 was one of a number assigned to the Central Vermont in the late 1960's.

"The Laurentian" has made its station stop at Rouses Point and now races south, its next stop being Plattsburgh.

The last northbound run of "The Laurentian" climbs the grade from CPR"s Adirondack Junction to Seaway Tower and the twin lift bridges over the St. Lawrence Seaway. The operator's j... (more)

Big Eagle Railroad's SW1500 switches the West Carbon Mine loadout. The railroad goes back to 1881 with the chartering of the Winifrede Railroad to serve the coal mines in the Fields Creek drainag... (more)

Three GP-9's head up the daily Canadian National-Central Vermont freight from Montreal to St. Albans, VT. Despite the GT markings the lead unit is assigned to the CV. Units regularly were swappe... (more)

Before radios - the engineer has the brakeman clearly in view as they switch the CN interchange at Delson.