This 44 ton switcher was built by General Electric in 1942 for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. It was sold in 1954 to the Great Western Sugar Company and operated until the plant was cl... (more)

GE locomotive 41 pulls out of the enginehouse to start a night of switching. Part of the Night Photo session at the Genesee Valley Railroad Museum, lighting provided by Steve Barry.

After a summer storm rolled through Chama, we were rewarded with a rainbow over the Cumbres and Toltec shops.

The William P. Dow #119 takes a spin on the turntable before boarding passengers and then taking them on a trip around the Georgia State Railroad Museum.

Claremont & Concord #18 eases a single box car down the steep grade into Coy Paper... a move that was the slightest bit extra challenging on this icy morning.

Claremont & Concord #18 eases a single box car down the steep grade into Coy Paper to perform a setout.

Southern Prairie Railway is a tourist railway operated by the Ogema Heritage Railway Association (OHRA) in Ogema, Saskatchewan. Trains run east to Pangman or west to Horizon on the ex CP (Now Red... (more)

An old GE critter works in the snow at the Gavilon facility in New Carlisle as the sun pops out.

The Springfield Terminal's GE 44-Tonner emerges from a customer's spur in North Charlestown, NH, after dropping off a car. At the time ST #1 was the sole locomotive on this former interurban line ... (more)

Looking like a lost hiker who has gone way off trail, Springfield Terminal Railway #1 hunts for rails as it makes its way through the vegetation while approaching the shortline's Boston & Maine in... (more)

Small power for a big road. Santa Fe GE 44-ton switcher 467 didn’t have drawbars but rather steel plates for shoving 2-axle buggies of green cross ties into pressurized creosote cylinders at t... (more)

Rainey River Forest Products GE 44 tonner and crew are waiting for the Union Pacific West Tacoma local with 3 cars of wood chips for the Chambers Creek Paper Mill in the summer of 1996.

This critter is here courtesy of the NYOW Historical Society.

Mimicking the steeple cab electrics that once ran here, Claremont & Concord GE 44-Tonner 31 slowly makes its way along the former Claremont Railway branch to West Claremont, NH, with a single car ... (more)

Should the crew of Claremont & Concord 31 forget how to get home, they can always refer to the handy road sign. Their GE 44-Tonner is switching former Claremont Railway street trackage, once a tro... (more)