Arrived from Spain in 2009, nobody knows which could be the final destination...Taken with permission

A batch of 30 diesel and three electric ex-Queensland Railways locomotives was recently imported into South Africa from Australia by three South African companies - AR&TS, RRL Grindrod and SAFLog.... (more)

Receiving a little attention at the engine shed at Kansas City, Ks. is Alco PA 621 while GP-7 1327 takes a spin on the turntable. The Alco was built in 1941, re-engined by EMD in 1953 and eventua... (more)

Locomotives are being rearranged on Track 4 at Union Pacific’s North Platte Diesel Shop the morning of May 5, 2011.

The 51st year of this newly refurbished MTR 58 in Hong Kong!

After being waxed and polished, SD75Ms Nos. 234 and 202 are ready to pull BNSF's Super Bowl special the next morning.

WC 3017 lives out its last days on the CN at Homewood shops. The Lease on these GP40's is/will be up soon and there are already several interested buyers in these Maroon and Gold engines, I hope w... (more)

WC 3027 one of just two GP40-2's owned by the WC and also wearing a special paint job sits inside the Homewood shops after being pulled from several months of sitting in the deadlines outside. 302... (more)

CN's Walker Yard Diesel Shop hostlers maneuver a former BNSF C40-8W around the west end of the shops preparing it for departure later that evening on Winnipeg bound A404.

The Coahuila y Zacatecas was a Mexican narrow gauge (3-foot) short line that served a large copper mine and smelter at Concepcion del Oro, Zacatecas. The CyZ had just recently switched from steam ... (more)

It's a wonder they can find anything here at Mid-America Car & Locomotive.

Canadian Pacific AC4400CW 9506 sits in the engine change out bay. Photo taken with permission

Notch-nose Alcos rule at Maybrook Yard- for now. The Poughkeepsie Bridge Route via Maybrook would close in less than a year. These are former New Haven units on former New Haven rails. Did you spo... (more)

GP40-2 #3036 pokes its nose out of one of Conway's new buildings. The overhead sign congratulates the Conway Diesel Shop for 1,000,000 million hours without a reportable injury.