Black River & Western 60 reverses for a photo runby at the Copper Hill Siding.

Cumbres & Toltec Baldwin K-36 No, 489 with the train from Antonito Colorado to Chama New Mexico.

The "Spirit of Roanoke" rides again. Norfolk & Western J-Class #611, "The Spirit of Roanoke" hauls a short passenger special westbound on Pennsylvania's Strasburg Rail R... (more)

Rise and shine 611. Just moments after sunrise, Norfolk & Western J-Class Northern #611 makes a spirited charge across the Amish Farmland along Pennsylvania's Strasburg Rail Road, hauling a... (more)

Southern Pacific train 25, The Owl, is seen at Los Angeles California on August 1st 1940. Otto Perry photo, from my collection.

Having crossed Steptoe Creek the daily northbound passenger train is climbing toward Hi Line Junction. I always thought 81 was the best looking engine on the roster so after it was restored we de... (more)

The 4501 leads the Missionary Ridge Local slowly across the bridge just outside of Grand Junction station

Majestic Remnant. This beautiful streamlined locomotive rests at the B&O Museum, looking as if it wants just one more chance to get on the main.

On this day in 1976, after a stay in Southern California that included Christmas in Pomona the American Freedom train with 4449 leading and with an assist from SD45T-2s 9389 and 9371 hits the diam... (more)

Western Maryland 1309 leads its freight train through West Helmstetter's as the sun begins to peek out.

Steam loc in the evening sun.

Shane Frederickson inspects the engineer's side air compressor on Reading 2102 while Brian Messinger and Chuck Trusdell inspect the fireman's side air compressor before its final run of 2022.

Sitting with her rods down, GSMR 1702 takes a break in Nantahala before returning back to Bryson City.

ATSF 2-6-2 1105 is leading Colorado & Southern train number 1, The Colorado Special, north bound with twelve cars at Colorado Springs on June 28th 1925. Directly behind the Santa Fe locomotive is ... (more)

Wilmington and Western Santa Claus Express crossing the Red Clay Creek bridge.