CPR FP7A 1405 leads number 2, the Canadian, eastbound through Partridge, BC on its way east to Calgary and ultimately Montreal and Toronto. This view is almost to the top of Field Hill on a 2.2% ... (more)

In 1987, the city of Tarpon Springs, Florida celebrated their centennial. CSX had recently received permission to abandon their line from Tarpon Springs to Dunedin, Florida, and as part of the cen... (more)

Via train #2 the eastbound "Canadian" tops the Big Hill having made the climb up from Field.

Built for the Southern in May 1950 now North Carolina Transportation Museums FP7 6133 takes a spin on the turntable at Spencer.

Judging by the paint scheme, no more Hiwathas for the 101C...

The North Coast Limited is westbound in this view crossing a high bridge on Homestake Pass near Butte, MT with former Northern Pacific locomotives renumbered into the BN series.

Classic Northern Pacific passenger colors passing the tower at Marshall, WA near Spokane. This is probably the Mainstreeter eastbound in the morning after departing Seattle the afternoon before. ... (more)

The Empire Builder (train #31) is westbound in glorious late afternoon light with an interesting consist of GN orange and Big Sky Blue colors, seen here near Eureka, Montana shortly after departin... (more)

Train or Traffic? It's a late afternoon in Toronto, and a southbound VIA passenger train contrasts with the multi-lane traffic on the adjacent highway. Racing along the superelevated curve, VIA 6... (more)

FP7 No 1305 heads the 0742 Dorion to Montreal Windsor at St Anne De Bellevue.

The West Coast Railway Association's restored Canadian Pacific FP7A locomotive #4069 was sitting in BC Rail's North Van Yard the entire time that I was there working on the USA TV movie "MY BROTHE... (more)

The Date: 1965 and the Conductor helps a lady board Southern Train #14 to Asheville at Barber Junction while her 'finace' waits to board with their baggage in hand. A Special thanks to C... (more)

The Date: 1965 and mail for Barber Junction is being unloaded off this old Southern RPO car built by American Car and Foundry in 1922. Thanks to R.E.P Productions and NCTM for hosting th... (more)

A roster-y shot from somewhere in Toronto, back in the day, hopefully the water tower will allow identification. I would expect a yard in the NE suburbs of Toronto, but 30 years does something to... (more)