"Built to save the business", the EMD Aerotrain came to be in 1955. Inspired by the style of the day and the buses of the GM division, the train even was complete with Chevy Nomad tail fins on th... (more)

KRM's Monon BL2 waits for its next call to duty.

It's a Blue Mountain and Reading Railfan Weekend, and RDG 5308 and 5513 are pulling a short freight. Whether this was to actually be a freight move or a short photo freight, I don't know, but it i... (more)

As part of the celebration of Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal's 50th Anniversary, cab units from the three original tenant railroads were posed next to each other to recreate a popular PR / p... (more)

Faded and weary, this unit resides outdoors in Baltimore.

Orange Empire's Bloody Nose U-Boat Lettered The vinyl lettering was done on Thursday. The decals were made using 3M Scotchlite which is the correct historical material. She was out in the... (more)

Former Boston & Maine F7 #4266 is owned by the 470 Railroad Club of Portland and leased to the Conway Scenic Railroad. Here it can be seen pulling the Santa Express train into Conway on this clear... (more)

The last remaining NYS&W S-2, 206, resides adjacent to the NYS&W Southern Division mainline at the Maywood Station Museum. This unit operated over the Susquehanna from 1942 until it was retired i... (more)

A B&O Alco on The Fayette Central photo Charter

Branson Scenic Railroad's classy GP30 waits at the depot for the 11 a.m. run south. Looming over the train is an impressive Hilton hotel and convention center.

Action red suits the king of Alcos well.

351 of these were produced; this one entered the museum in 1992 and is still functionnal. It was repainted to it's original livery. While most units were later changed to AAR Type-B trucks this on... (more)

An excursion train from Perris and back to the Orange Empire Railroad Museum pushes towards downtown Perris. The cars are ex Agence métropolitaine de transport, and the locomotive is a former San... (more)

Reading #902 and #903 get an early start exploring the changing colors of the foliage on the former Lackawanna route towards Gouldsboro and beyond.

SERM's ex-SOU GP30 is lit up during a creative lighting photo shoot with the Photographic Society of Chattanooga at the Tennessee Valley Railway Museum.