N&W M Class 4-8-0 "Mollie" No. 382 (Nee 475) and engineer Dave Domitrovich are showing younger sister N&W J Class 4-8-4 No. 611 how it's done!

Erie-Lackawanna U34CH No. 3272, recently repainted, shares space with NJ Transit's GP40PH-2 No. 4101 in the United Railroad Historical Society's Boonton Yard during a surprise night shoot with lig... (more)

What is better than a steam locomotive? Two steam locomotives!

Here we see fresh off a rebuild, No. 97, departing Essex Station with its section of The North Pole Express. No. 3025 waits it... (more)

The mysterious greatness that is steam is embodied by this sole survivor of 14 siblings.

69 years old, we are blessed it is here to tell us of another time on this earth.

No. 89 moves to hook up with its train and to get ready for another day of hauling passengers.

On the WW&F Bridgton and Saco River Railroad No. 7 is seen moving southbound from Trout Brook and heading into the uphill grade to Top of Mountain. No. 7 was built in 1913 by Baldwin Locomotive Wo... (more)

Norfolk & Western J Class 4-8-4 No. 611 is an extraordinarily efficient steam locomotive. However, in comparison with its successor the diesel-electric, it is pretty awful in converting heat into ... (more)

Coal railroad, coal country, coal locomotive. CNJ No. 113 on Santa Train duty. She is chunky and all guts.

Colorful blackness.

N&W No. 611 is seen in Strasburg bathed in glorious sunset color. Fortunately for us, because of the people we see here, No. 611 is not in sunset itself. Saved from anniliat... (more)

"Let's do a pacing shot since Joe and Matt have not done one! Warning: if we do, there will be a lot of yelling like 'Faster!' 'Slower!' 'Hold it!' 'Yeah, Baby!''

BLW No. 26 getting frisky with the Iron Horse Society's "North Pole Express." After a three years absence, the train has returned to bring many a happy smile for young and old alike. As... (more)

The cold Connecticut night cloaks many amazing creatures. The most coveted to me is the flanged-wheel steam machine. Its haunting cry, even miles away, pierces with chills my soul. Man's first mac... (more)