A Pair of Ex-Santa Fe GP7u's sit in Lexington,KY awaiting there fate...

A challenger on Sherman Hill

NS 8731, one of Nine Tired old war wagons heading west out of Altoona in one of these so called "funeral" trains.

Canadian National No. 3377

Steamtown's 2-8-2 Canadian National No. 3377 sits outside forlorn but not forgotten on a spur serving as a parts source for her (now stored) older "sister&... (more)

VLIX B23-7 #3179 in Conrail paint is seen here sitting in Saginaw, AL. Awaiting its fate to be scrapped. As you can see the front trucks have already been removed, its just a matter of time before... (more)

Still wearing it's C&NW heritage, this caboose sits in Butler Yard in Butler, WI with a short cut of cars.

Looking for that perfect fixer-upper switcher? Look no further than Retsof, New York, where the former Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England NW2 #21 now resides as a burned out hulk of its former ... (more)

CNW 846 has seen better days, along with neighboring cab Midsouth 7010. For years these cabs have sat on this locomotive body tucked in the back of NRE's yard, but in the past few days NRE decided... (more)

A scene at the marvellous Strasshof Railway Museum, near Vienna in Austria. This shows ÖBB steam locomotive 55.5708, built in 1887 at Wiener Neustadt as kkStB 73.79. It was renumbered to 55.5708,... (more)

The rusted hulks of two др1п (DR1P) locomotives sit in the "railroad graveyard" at Yaniv, in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone. The aptly named DR1 trainsets were the first ... (more)

Amtrak no. 8 meets its fate? Amtrak's Beech Grove facility has been the resting place for this GE P42DC for quite some time. This locomotive was involved in a head on collision accident several ye... (more)

Pushed aside and left to rust, two retired locomotives molder in the heat slowing changing color and available prey for the all consuming kudzu.

Sixty years have passed since this empty narrow gauge hopper last moved. During that time, Mother Nature had begun its process of reclamation. Rails have sunk into the ground and many wheels of ad... (more)