Another transitional model, the C39-8's boxy form-follows-function look reminded some fans of late model Alcos. That's CSX's former Western Railway of Alabama that 8572 is crossing, and the shado... (more)

ATSF 7440 heads up a long string of Santa Fe power at Corwith Yard. At this time Blue and yellow still have a strong hold on the colors, but Superfleet red and silver are making inroads. The BNSF ... (more)

One of twenty-two "humpbacked" Dash 8-39Cs owned by Conrail is westbound by the defunct Bethlehem Steel facility in the background. This view was shot from the 2nd floor office of the o... (more)

Idling in the desolate area of Milstead, a pair of YN2 painted Dash 8 standard cab locomotives stand guard with their load of new ties as they await this week's unloading along the mainline.

On the eve of what would become the region's worst winter storm in more than decades, veteran CSX GE B40-8 No. 5951 idles up against nearby Huntington, W.Va. rebuilt GP38-3 No. 2018 at the railroa... (more)

Two former Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway engines are still active, albeit now for the BNSF. BNSF 570 in the Heritage I paint scheme is a B40-8 that was built in 1988 and BNSF 503 in the H... (more)

A Union Pacific train heads east across the Clear Fork of the Trinity River.

Portent of things to come – General Electric B40-8 demonstrator 808 greets a new day in front of the NYS&W enginehouse in Binghamton, New York. The demonstration was a success, prompting the Sus... (more)

A B40 with a Conrail "Labor/Management Project" nose decal is westbound by the 1942-built MG (Mid-Grade) Tower. The tower is about 1 mile west of Horseshoe Curve, and was offered by Lio... (more)

Southern Pacific's Kansas City to Roper manifest freight glides through the Salt Lake Valley with 74 cars on August 13, 1992.

The typical power for the Santa Fe Local that worked most days between Richmond and Christie, California was a pair of Santa Fe GPs. (the Local still runs today as the BNSF 011 Local). However, o... (more)

As the sun peak out we catch CSX Q212-24 (Waycross,GA-Louisville,KY) as it knock down the north-end of the Boyce block (MP WA-132.0 NE Boyce) passing the famous Coffey's Cliff on its way toward W... (more)

Talk about a dream shot. Winner! Winner! Winner!

Struggling their way up the steady grade, the 16T finally makes it to the top passing the 359.9 signal behind Lakeside Concrete with a CSX Dash 8-40C leading the way.