Norfolk Southern is replacing the 132 pound welded rail on this line with larger 136 pound per yard welded rail. This is part of a multiyear project to increase capacity. Here an EB rail train i... (more)

Ex-2268 built by ATSF in 1949, rebuilt in 1976 according to atsf.railfan.net.

Don't know the full story behind this one but I thought Justin's Caboose was a unique display at Ringley Park in Downtown Coeburn.

I found this former C&O passenger car, that had been converted for Maintenance of Way use, rusting away in the weeds at the east end of Hinton Yard.

Gramps. UTLX 55172, painted for Gramps Oil, sits with other historic equipment at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, CO.

While 16 is down getting water at the roundhouse before the 2 PM winter spectacular, the friendly crew of the M-1 pose for a quick photo before getting back to work.

Theatrical Exit. Viewed through the 1309's exhaust leaving the tunnel, this nicely restored Western Maryland caboose brings up the rear of a Lerro Photography charter run by.

"Welcome Back East Broad Top."

Those were the words on the neighboring Rockhill Trolley Museum's sign that welcomed visitors to the press event held on February 14, 2020. While i... (more)

Nickel Plate Road #465 is a steel bay window caboose that somehow found it's way to the South Carolina Railroad Museum where it sits on display in Winnsboro. It was built in 1962 in Kenton, Ohio b... (more)

Whereas most GE High & Wides go from the GE plant in Greenville, SC to the portsd in Charleston, this one went in reverse on April 18, 2014. Seen here passing through Irmo, SC. The caboose is regi... (more)

Laurinburg And Southern #11 caboos fnds itself on the end of a phot freight charter led by Washington & Lincolnton 203 in Knoxville, Tennessee back in 2007. The photographers got to ride in the ca... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish caboose 309 sits outside the old passenger station in Aberdeen, North Carolina. The caboose was built by the A&R shop.

The South Carolina Railroad Museum in 2005 dug this old American Locomotive Company (Alco) crane out of the woods on part of the unused portion of their tracks back in 2005. She now sits on displa... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad caboose 303 sits on display near the tracks it used to run on.

Seaboard Coast Line (SCL) 765454, a railroad crane, rests in Mullins, South Carolina attached to several cupport cars. At the time, I thought CSX was positioning it there for the next inevitable C... (more)