The Metra SW-1 has pulled the Electric Line cars from the station and will shove them along the Rock Island Service Line.

Allentown & Auburn Railroad's 2 pm excursion train is seen pulling into Kutztown station from Topton, Pennsylvania, with ALLN's Reading Railroad-inspired scheme SW-1 #206, three cabooses and an ex... (more)

The annual sugar beet campaign is underway in northern Colorado as Great Western Railway SW-1’s 62 and 63 with caboose 1010 set out in late afternoon, October 26, 1968, from Johnstown for Lovela... (more)

The W&W's newly restored B&O switcher leads an excursion past the Wooddale Covered Bridge. This bridge was rebuilt by local citizens in 2008 after the original was lost to a flood.

Debut of the B&O 8408 passing the former paper mill in Yorklyn, DE.

Debut of the B&O 8408 crossing the Red Clay Creek near Yorklyn, DE.

After bringing in a couple empty scrap gons, Steel Dynamic's SW1 uncouples and pulls away from the cars as the excavator to the left gets fired up, preparing to load the gons.

Just a few minutes before the taking of this photo, I was looking out upon the yards and beautiful mountains of Roanoke from a nice Vantage point for viewing both, and I couldn't help but notice t... (more)

After giving caboose rides to the younger visitors at the Minnesota Transportation Museum's Jackson Street Roundhouse, the crew is done for the day as the cross the turntable and head for the sta... (more)

This old EMD SW1 still painted for former owner Anderson Windows who used it at their Bayport, MN facility before being donated to the Minnesota Transportation Museum who uses the little engine fo... (more)

The Pocono Northeast Railway served the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania from 1982 until 1994. Here two EMD switchers (an SW1 and an NW2) obtained from Conrail wait for Monday in the former Lehigh V... (more)

Two fresh-looking Boston and Maine EMD SW1’s are idle for the weekend at Lowell, Massachusetts. B&M 1118 was built in 1949, while 1132 was produced four years later.

Two of the Dardenelle and Russellville's antique switchers, a SW1 and S1 respectively, rest by the railroad's main office in Dardanelle.

Wearing the colors of the Portland Traction Railroad which are the colors the locomotive was originally given in 1952. This locomotive continues to operate, hustling refer cars between Milwaukie a... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph