In literally last light on this summer day, loaded ethanol K684 catches the last rays of sun light on the bridge with a pair of CN units. The lead CN is an Ex Santa Fe Dash 8W.

Led by Santa Fe GE C40-8W No. 840, an eastbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe manifest freight curves out of short Tunnel 29 east of Pinecliffe, Colorado, on the crystal clear afternoon of February... (more)

At last light, a tanker train bound for the chemical coast traverses the bridge over the Mohawk River at Pattersonville, led by an ex-BNSF C40-8W which is now a part of Canadian National's roster.

Here on July 4th, CN Memphis, TN to Mobile, AL manifest train A48871 is seen crossing the CN/NS diamond in Hattiesburg, MS with an old ATSF Dash 8 on point. CN 2147 was built for the ATSF in April... (more)

Early morning eastbound train Q626 rolls through Voorheesville with a YN2 C40-8W, CEFX SD40M-2 3136, and CSX SD40-2 8361. The Dash 8 7703 was retired by CSX and sold to GE.

The engineer gives a friendly wave as NS 8393 crosses the bridge over Baumhart Road in Vermilion, OH. This engine was originally built as CR 6185 in 1993, and has since been sold off to Progress R... (more)

A few years ago, Dash 8 widecabs were quite common on CSX. Now they are very hard to find along with Dash 9’s. Here back in 2018 we see a unit autorack train pulling loaded racks across the Moha... (more)

Just what a visitor from the east coast wants to see when they get to Keddie Wye...another visitor from the east coast. "Foreign" power in the form of a CSX CW40-8, leads a UP westbound... (more)

CSX Q629 approaches Fonda, NY and is about to pass under the aptly-named Bridge St. overpass. A former Santa Fe warbonnet leads a CEFX lease unit. This was one of many interesting consists seen ... (more)

An eastbound behind the 7709 comes through the interlocking at Orleans Road, which was the east end of the Magnolia Cutoff. Traffic using the old passenger route that closely followed the bends of... (more)

Train SWPI passes the Vandalia depot on a bitterly cold February weekend.

Glory Days: The configuration at Port Reading Junction was more photo-friendly back in the day. When the siding track (the track to the left) was upgraded to become another mainline track, ... (more)