D13 shoves into the Finch Paper Spur on the Glens Falls Subdivision over Shermantown Rd, the crew protecting the shove aboard one of Canadian Pacific's cabooses often used on the locals for purpos... (more)

When Modern Is Better. One bay of the roundhouse has been upgraded with a concrete floor and greater electrical amenities. (In first person voice, I will say if you have a complaint about t... (more)

Leafless, but.... While it's sadly the season that the leaves have fallen off the trees, it makes the full picture of the progress at the East Broad Top easier to appreciate. An authoriz... (more)

Constantly Changing Complex. The scene at Norfolk Southern Corp's Altoona Shops has been dynamic throughout its history. The view on Thursday, November 19, 2020 shows a variety of of motive... (more)

One of many workshops where restoration work will lead to being producitve for an operating East Broad Top again, as seen on November 3, 2019 in Orbisonia, Pennsylvania.

One of many structures planned for restoration this year at the East Broad Top Railroad is the coal dock, as seen on Novemeber 3, 2019.

Repainting back to original paint. Curt Springstead restores the board at WC Tower in Waldwick, NJ on Thursday, October 15, 2020. This includes some tracks that had been taped over after they were... (more)

The headlights of NS train 16T pierce through the night sky while it idles short of the signal at Glasgow waiting for the southbound NS train 201 to take the siding.

The West End. The furthest west semaphores on the BNSF route of the Amtrak Southwest Chief is the 850 Intermediates in Los Cerillos, NM. As BNSF appears to be working from east/north to west/south... (more)

CN has positioned a number of air repeater cars at their former DM&IR Proctor yard as cold weather nears. The side-dump cars are also used seasonally in the winter to move limestone from Duluth to... (more)

In the years before LED displays, the Rock Island used these low-tech tail signs hung on the rear car to help commuters identify their trains at Chicago's La Salle Street station.

Some rolling stock of fallen flags sit in the yard of Reading and Northern at Jim Thorpe. Having spoken to the owner of one of these cabooses (cant recall which he mentioned is his), it's on its w... (more)

Most, if not all of this will more than likely be scrap metal or razor blades pretty soon with the announcement of this plant closing up shop.