First Light. Once the sun climbed high enough to get over the buildings in the East Ely yard complex, both engines emerged from the barn. #40 would then return to her stall while w... (more)

Relic. The Boston section of the Lake Shore Limited departs Framingham behind the usual pair of P42s. The NYC-era signal bridge above the train owes its continued existence ... (more)

Leaving Town. With his engine putting on a smoke show, engineer John Tyson opens up #40's throttle and eases the passenger train away from East Ely.

Two weeks after the Blizzard Of 2015, with more in the forecast.

The Big Event. The High Iron Company and Pan Am Systems teamed up to operate an excursion over the former Boston & Maine. Here we see the consist rolling west past the former site ... (more)

Running with foreign power on a sunny Saturday, this edition of AYMO attracted quite the crowd of railfans to Ayer. Seen here at West Main Street with the rear end and conductor still in the yard... (more)

The second morning of an epic ten-day trip to Michigan for TrainFestival 2009. Shot from just outside the gate looking north from under the 18th Street overpass.

You normally think of Johnstown as a PRR town, but it was a B+O one also. Here's the turn job from Rockwood near the remaining Bethlehem Steel mills.

Blue Water, Blue Engine. What brought the railfans flocking to the banks of the Hudson was not the road power, but rather the blue SD40-2 and its three gray companions being delivered to n... (more)