CP Kentucky Derby special returns to Canada after the big weekend in Louisville, passing the depot at Columbus. K200 transparency scanned & color corrected in P/S

This picture shows just how small the lamp is that projects a light through the colored lens of the semaphore. The green will soon drop to red as the blade falls with the passage of this CP run t... (more)

The Dutch flavor of West Michigan is evidenced in the name of the town and the seed store, which is closed on Sunday, of course.

CP picked up a couple of these motors to tide them by until the toasters started arriving in the late 90's, simply stamping the logos on the nose and flanks and putting them to work.

A timeless railroad image as CP's Royal Canadian returns from the Kentucky Derby and passes a Civil-War-era depot at Columbus. Only welded rail and the FRED give this away as modern. K200 film ... (more)

Returning west to Calgary from the Kentucky Derby, CP's RCP nears CTC Dodge West and single track.

The photographer's shadow frames the builder plate from EMC 103A, #1 of a total of 555 built, taken at the EMD open house.

The last light of the day finds the red barn at the head end of CP symbol #207 as it nears Columbus.

The skyline of Madison encroaches on what was once a 4-track right-of-way in the State Capital. UP rock loads pass the remote control switch that is the junction of the Madison and Prairie subs o... (more)

On the day Americans celebrate Veterans Day in 2007, the UP's one and only flag decorated C41-8W has the point on a loaded GREX rock train.

New Years Day 2001 and this westbound makes time over the frozen tundra.

Protecting a reverse move to get back to his train after a setout, the conductor riding WSOR 4001 keeps an eye open for traffic exiting the lumberyard.

Several ex-Milwaukee Road depots still stand in southern Wisconsin, including the classic at Stoughton marked by the passing of WSOR 2051, the last SD20 on the roster.

After completing a pickup, J2 is on the move headed to Janesville from Madison.

WSOR rolls into McFarland, 132 miles from Chicago on the old Milwaukee Road line to Madison.