A pair of NECR Geeps respose quietly in NECR's former Central Vermont yard. The yard is but a shadow of its former self, however a few notable relics from CV days still survive. The Erving Oil t... (more)

Southbound Acela express train 2163 rifles through Kingston on the ex NYNH&H shoreline passing the splendidly restored depot built in 1875 by the New York Providence and Boston Railroad and one of... (more)

A White Pass passenger train has returned from the summit and has pulled in to the downtown depot. The units have cut off and crossed State St. to the little tail at the very end of track so they... (more)

Looking north at an overview of the WP&Y shops on a beautiful summer afternoon. Vintage narrow gauge MLW and GE power abound and acitivity is frenetic as four trains arrive to be put away on this... (more)

Two classic Budd RDCs stand at a precipice..both factually and figuratively. They are resting nearly 300 ft above the waters of Hurricane Creek far below as they sit atop the ARR's most famous en... (more)

On a later summer morning twin ARR RDCs accelerate south from "downtown" Talkeetna to pick up passengers at the "summer" depot where the Denali Star makes it's daily stop. After picking up daytri... (more)

A gaggle of MP15s congregates in the "little yard" adjacent the Anchorage Yard Office. The ARR's main classification yard is particularly full on this brilliant spring day. This is a scene not l... (more)

A tired looking Geep reposes on Roundhouse Track 5 on a gray July afternoon. This unit was built in 1969 as a straight 38 for the Penn Central.

EMD 710eco demonstrator number 7102 was floated up to Alaska for a several month long test. It is seen resting in front of the ARR yard office as a string of cabooses is pulled by on the lead. Th... (more)

An afternoon yard job has an MP15 sandwich as it picks its way gingerly up the APU spur to spot two cars at Alaska Mill and Feed. The move is configured this way account the customer has two spur... (more)

There are more than just polar bears that should be placed on the endangered species list in Alaska. Ironically the 40 ft. mill gon coupled behind the locomotive is the oldest piece of equipmen... (more)

Sometimes mother nature can turn the simplest scene into something spectacular. Getting out of my car to walk to the office one afternoon I was just taken aback by the spectacular cloud formations... (more)

On a quiet Sunday afternoon one of Anchorage's lovely local residents performs a time honored American tradition--waving at a passing caboose.....for the last time. This inbound empty gravel trai... (more)

On a quiet Sunday afternoon one of Anchorage's more attractive residents waves a friendly greeting to the head end crew on the empty AS&G gravel train winding its way slowly into Anchorage after d... (more)

Opposite end of the ARR's passenger spectrum is seen at a single glance. On the left is the pride of the fleet. The southbound Denali Star hammers south at track speed on the high iron with twin ... (more)