The first train on the Barron Sub. since it has been placed in service. The Santa Train is seen here at Barron after offloading all of the 400+ children. Now the train will run to Poskin to unload... (more)

ABA F9's depart Drake leading the Royal Canadian Pacific, meanwhile passing a mural on the elevator.

Merry Christmas! Beautiful Illinois Central E9's 101 and 100 lead CN's Santa Train south to Flatrock near River Rouge

Nestled deep in the Trough of the South Branch of the Potomac River, home to highest population of Bald Eagles in the State of West Virginia, Potomac Eagle operated, F7(A) No. 8016 idles in the na... (more)

Pulling away from the Santa Cruz Boardwalk and passing the famed Casino and Coconut Grove and heading to "Christmas Town". In the past 80 years little has changed except the trains themselves. Th... (more)

KCS Christmas train in reverse as the train is being turned to go back east.

The Galveston Chief approaches its final destination of the Galveston Railroad Museum, seen here from the 51st St. overpass.

Only feet from their new home, these Santa Fe F's move slowly over the lead to the museum accessed via UP's Galveston Yard.

A pair of Santa Fe painted F-units lead a special passenger train from Houston, TX to Galveston, TX to celebrate the re-opening of the Galveston Railroad Museum after Hurricane Ike. This special ... (more)

Two eastbound freights line up at Winslow for servicing and crew change on November 17, 1964. At this time. F-units were still being used on mainline freights through Winslow. The passenger train ... (more)

The NS F units are headed for Richlands, VA down the Clinch Valley District with an OCS from Roanoke on a picture perfect day in late October.

Santa Fe F7's 315 and 316 sit outside the gate at Motive Power & Equipment Solution's shop in Greenville, ready for pickup by NS for shipment to their new home at the Galveston Railroad Museum in ... (more)

Norfolk Southern's office car train flies through Narrows at an impressive 50 MPH while on its trek from Roanoke to Bluefield on a beautiful fall afternoon in the mountains of SWVA.

Four SP F7 units are struggling with mostly lumber tonnage up the 1.8 percent grade at McCredie Springs trying to reach the Cascade summit and on to Calif.

A Union Pacific excursion train dubbed the “City of Yoder” ran from Cheyenne to South Morrill and return on the Yoder Subdivision on July 10, 2009, for the UP Historical Society. Here, the spe... (more)