Crossing street in downtown Shamokin , with rare passenger Special.

Kicking up leaves, GLC's 10th Anniversary GP35 rumbles south with a few cars for interchange with the current Ann Arbor Railroad.

A Roger Puta Photograph

Arguably one of, if not the most iconic photo locations along the entire Santa Fe system is Sullivan’s Curve in Cajon Pass, made known to the outside world by photographer Herb Sullivan in the 1... (more)

During the first true sunny morning in nearly a week, Central Maine & Quebec ended up operating a Sunday #210 to Searsport, Maine. The wind had died down just enough as the train approached the ... (more)

An interesting all Great Northern lash-up with in the lead GP35 no.3034, GP30, two GP35s, F3B, F3A and two Big Sky Blue GP9s are arriving Denver, Colorado on April 28, 1968. Photo from my collect... (more)

Westbound Nickel Plate Road freight with GP35 No.910 leading three GP7s and two GP18s at Bellevue, Ohio. August 28, 1965. Photo from my collection, no photographer listed on slide.

On a beautiful spring Sunday afternoon, the local hustles 26 cars back to Lenox out of Pittsfield.

GEXR 431 rolls through Guelph Jct. at Alma Street with a pair of ex SP units up front

NX13 gets skinny and ducks underneath an old single lane bridge in West Cornwall, CT, that has probably been around since New Haven steamers and Alco RS3's ruled the Berkshire Line.

WE 200 is in charge of 663 at Kent Ohio coming out of the curve,

A collection of war wagons snooze on a beautiful spring afternoon in the Berkshires on the old 'Berk' Line.

The Canaan/Pittsfield NX-12 road job tied down for the afternoon for a perfect reenactment of a three way meet with Berkshire Scenic equipment featuring representation of three different locomot... (more)

On September 23, 2008, Montana Rail Link’s Polson local crosses the wood trestle at Moiese, Montana. Unfortunately, the “Flathead Flyer” to Polson doesn’t run anymore…

Two Hudson Bay Railway GP35s back towards Ranchway Feeds, where the duo will pick up a single grain car. The HBRY locomotive was once a Southern Pacific locomotive.