New Yorker in New Haven Territory MNCW 211, the New York Central heritage unit is seen at the Danbury Layover Yard.

KCS SD70MACs seem to be the flavor of the month on the ballast trains lately. These two have made several trips to and from the pit. Today's train basks in the warm evening sun as they head north... (more)

Stone Wall In New Roc. Deadheading from Boston, Massachusetts to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as Amtrak Train 843, Alstom Acela 2 Train Set 8 (AMTK 2118/2146) passes through the New Rochelle ... (more)

Southbound I74 with AC44i #603 in the special DNA scheme.

One of the few remaining GP38-2s on the railroad in the even rarer "Going Places in Florida" paint scheme pulls a short cut of intermodal across the Stuart Drawbridge on its way to Fort ... (more)

BNSF 9264 (SD70ACe) shoves a loaded coal train towards storm clouds as the train runs west on the Brush Sub through Keenesburg, Colorado.

With a small freight train in tow the classic low-drivered Consoiidation passes the depot area.

Storm clouds to the east of Keenesburg, Colorado provide a dramatic background as BNSF 7678 (ES44AC) runs west on the Brush Sub.

BNSF 7678 (ES44AC) runs into sunlight as storm clouds develop east of Keenesburg, Colorado.

BNSF 1925 (SD40-2) leads a short train with a crane car as they try to outrun severe weather on the Brush Sub.

Celebrating its return to service after many years and posing for a portrait during a gala weekend of excursions this locomotive looks spiffy with the green boiler jacket. The anachronistic singl... (more)

BNSF 6341 (ES44AC) sits in Roggen, Colorado, waiting for the expiration of a severe storm warning that has spawned hail, a tornado warning and a hold on all rail traffic.

Long Island Railroad's West Side Yard, in New York City, filled with equipment waiting for the evening commute to begin.

A dual mode locomotive leads a train onto the Manasquan River Drawbridge past a commercial fishing vessel.

A former CN unit is one of two units switching a transload on a short portion of the long abandoned MKT Panhandle Line. That really was the railroad to nowhere.