Pacing the River. The Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 leads a passenger train alongside the South Branch Potomac with the mountains in the background. Taken on a well-done and enjoyable Lerro Photo... (more)

Mountain Running. The Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 runs through the mountains of West Virginia on a Lerro Photography Photo Charter. This was one of the few instances of sun that we had on what ... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

The year is 1960; this Electra 225 is fresh off the line from Buick, it's GM cousin the F7 has been out of production for a few years now but is still one of the coolest rides on the road and will... (more)

On March 13, 1976, LV GP38-2 317-320-315 and GP38AC 313 push the set-out from Apollo-2 back to one of the interchange tracks as a westbound B&O train led by GP40 4054 - GP40-2 4237 and another GP4... (more)

B&O EMC EA No. 51

B&O EA No. 51 was the first streamlined diesel locomotive delivered to the B&O in 1937. It set a stylistic precedent for future generations of EMC /EMD streamlined dies... (more)

On its first revenue move, a single SD50 has a 100+ car train eastbound on the B&OCT. Tom Golden photo.

Tom Golden photo.

Stunning Streamliner: Even though I'd already gone up to Baltimore to see B&O 51 a little over a week ago, hearing that there was a chance to get some outdoor photos of the unit while it wa... (more)

Streamliner Sublime: It's difficult to over-hype the incredible work that the restoration team at the B&O Museum put into B&O 51. I have always wondered when I have seen old builder's photo... (more)

After five years of work, the B&O Railroad Museum has finally completed their incredible and pain-staking restoration of B&O 51, the first E-unit. It's a truly magnificent piece, and they are quit... (more)

A few minutes before sunset, the daily run-through train from Hagerstown, Maryland passes Conrail’s Rockville Tower in Rockville, Pennsylvania.

The caboose of an empty westbound coal train passes B & O 1827 in Cumberland Yard.

A run past the yard in Allentown, Pennsylvania turned up a Baltimore & Ohio GP9, partially obscured by a Conrail N8 caboose.

Close enough? Born as Mississippian 76 (Baldwin, 1920), the recently minted Baltimore & Ohio 476 spent time at the Penn View Mountain RR (Blairsville, PA), Gettysburg Railroad, Ohio Central... (more)