The RJ Corman "My Old Kentucky Dinner Train passes the Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont. The original Beam distillery, called Old Tub was founded in 1795 by Jacob Beam. His whiskey was called ... (more)

A Westbound intermodal train heads up the grade on the West End of the Horseshoe Curve, just outside of Altoona, PA.

Three GEs lead train EDPO (East Deerfield, MA to Portland, ME) over the Merrimack River Bridge in Haverhill, MA. The bridge was constructed in 1920 by the Boston & Maine Railroad to replace an ear... (more)

Just after departing Fabyan Station Notch Train 162 is about to cross Route 302 headed back toward Crawford Notch and eventually North Conway. The area is rich with railroad history as the Mount W... (more)

The Edaville USA train with former Whitin Machine Works #4, as the power and the Thomas The Tank Engine prop on the front, makes the loop in South Carver. The current track is a far cry from the o... (more)

As part of the "Norfolk & Western Reunion of Steam" event, a photo charter was planned using Strasburg Rail Road owned Norfolk & Western 475 and visiting locomotive Norfolk & Western 611... (more)

Canadian Pacific Train 250 is seen crossing the East Outlet of Moosehead Lake. The CP purchased this line from Central Maine Quebec last year and acquired the SD40-2F locomotives in the sale. Iro... (more)

A Westbound BNSF grain train is seen in Bad Rock Canyon between Hungry Horse and Columbia Falls.

The Saturday afternoon consist for WW&F #9 during the "Maine Two-Foot Winter" event sits pretty at the Top of the Mountain location which is the end of the usable track. Soon the train will head b... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts charted a passenger extra from Worcester to Willimantic. Here the train emerges from the yard at Plainfield.

With strict social distancing rules in place, trackside is a nice place to go and in theory not be around people. With word out that Pan Am was sending their wreck train from Rigby Yard in Portlan... (more)

After arriving at the customers on the far Northernmost point of their line, the Mass Central crew is seen pulling the empties out. The old mill buildings of the F.W. Company, built-in 1903 can be... (more)

The Reading & Northern fall foliage train is seen crossing the 981-foot Hometown High Bridge. The bridge was built in 1931 and is 161 feet off the ground. The passenger train is on its return trip... (more)

Former Maine Central #573 pulls the Santa Express consist to Bartlett where it will run around and head back to North Conway. Here it crosses through Attitash Ski area.

In a scene that was set to reflect actual Monson railroad operations a single flatcar leads ahead of the locomotive. The Monson did not have ample runaround tracks so the railroad would often put ... (more)