This train is heading to the Big Apple, crossing Cheesequake Creek. In minutes the steam portion of the trip will end as the K4 is swapped out for the run under the wires into NYC, a decades-long... (more)

Highballing with one of the PRR steam survivors out of South Amboy

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The round trip originated in Tampa, ran east to Lakeland, and continued north to Rainbow Springs. A stop at ... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. A stop at the Lakeland roundhouse and terminal was included and numerous photos were exposed at various stop... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

N&W 449 resting in Roanoke, July 1954. Bob Drake photo, Tom Sink Collection.

D&S 2-10-0 #201 working at Durham in this February 1954 scene. Photo by Bob Drake, collection of Tom Sink.

Bonhomie & Hattiesburg Southern #250 awaiting its next work at Hattiesburg, MS in this August 1962 scene.

Seaboard Air Line 2-8-0 No. 929 was the first of four locomotives built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1920 for the Charlotte Harbor & Northern. They were numbered 71-74. They had 54" drivers,... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 1508 was one of 70 P-5a Class locomotives built in 1918 by the Alco Locomotive Works to the USRA light Pacific design. The P-5a locomotives were very fast for their time ... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-0 Class K-5 1003 was built in 1906 by Burnham, Williams & Co. She had 64" drivers, 20 x 26 inch cylinders, boiler pressure of 185 lbs, and produced 25,553 lbs of tractive e... (more)

Milwaukee Road 4-8-4 202 was one an order of 30 S-2 Class locomotives delivered from Baldwin In 1937. These locomotives were given road numbers 201 through 230. A second order of 10 Class S-2s wer... (more)