This freshly repainted Conrail N20 caboose made its long-awaited debut on ME-2 after being repainted in Metuchen Yard. CR 22137 had been a tagged, rusting eyesore for a decade or more. For years t... (more)

Three four axles stored on a small spur away from the mainline. I'd pay for a charter with them, that's for sure.

UP 1696 hauls freight past the Minnesota Transportation Museum's migration train.

The Meridian Southern Railway’s road train slowly rolls through the woods just south of Stonewall, MS, as they make the trek south to Waynesboro, MS. The train is powered by a matching pair of f... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish's "new" ex-NS GP38-3 rebuild is on display at the company's office in Aberdeen. This locomotive was rebuilt from former SOU/NS GP50 7033.

Running as an extra "Game Train," TRE 131 sits at Centreport station as happy Stars Hockey fans make their way to their cars after a victory over Seattle. The TRE runs an extra train aft... (more)

Happy 40th MTA Metro-North Railroad! On Monday, May 15, 2023, MNCW 208 (P32AC-DM) was released from railroad’s North White Plains shop in a commemorative “beachball” paint scheme heri... (more)

New York, not Connecticut. Connecticut Co. trolley no. 1602 (Wason, 1911) and a second Conn Co car are seen on the loop track at the Shore Line Trolley Museum. This day was the museum's... (more)

The 2018 Clinchfield Santa Train at Fort Blackmore.

Eleven years later, I am still coming across files I had not touched yet of the heritage event in Spencer.

A grain extra on the Emporia Secondary in charge of one of the units originally ordered by Autotrain and no taken. Photo by Mike Dolenski, from my collection.

"Gray Granite at the Pond"

On the sunny morning of May 6, 2023, the Gray Granite Railroad (GGRR) train is seen running along the shores of Brainard Pond within Cavanna's Far... (more)

In some freak turn of events, NS heritage unit 1068, painted in the Erie Railroad colors, handles a Roper, UT to Milpitas, CA autorack train. Behind the 1068 is one of the CP AC4400's featured in ... (more)

Norfolk & Western Railway heritge locomotive at the shops at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.

Wide Open. Brooklyn Rapid Transit open car no. 4573 (Laconia, 1906) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum between trips to Short Beach.