A double-header crosses the Red Clay Creek during Pufferbelly Days on the Wilmington and Western Railroad. This is not the easiest line to photograph but opportunities do present themselves!

The engineer leans out the window verifying all is clear as he makes his way ahead deep in the woodlands of rural Delaware. Note #58 double heading just behind #98.

W&W #98 and #58 in a double-header under blue skies with just the right amount of clouds to make it all come together. Captured at 3 PM at the Wooddale cut just outside of Wilmingto... (more)

The second trip of the day crawls in to Mount Cuba Picnic Grove.

As the setting sun shines on 98 & 58 with their newly painted smoke boxes, the train is shoved eastbound towards Greenbank to end another successful Pufferbelly Day.

Doubleheader on the W&W on a sunny spring afternoon.

A new day begins in Southern Africa

WWRR Pufferbelly Day doubleheader led by beautiful 98 pulls out of a deep cut and crosses one of many bridges over the Red Clay Creek in this densely wooded valley.

I first visited the California State Railroad Museum as an 11-year-old back in 1986. I'll never forget the dramatic way you enter the museum. You are ushered into a theater, where you view a mov... (more)

CPR no. 29 plinthed outside the CP HQ in Calgary. It carries a banner promoting a model train show. No. 29 is one of the earliest CPR company-built locomotives still in existence today. It was th... (more)

North Pacific Coast 4-4-0 No. 12 is a fine example of the American Standard. She was built in 1876 by Baldwin, and is a sister to Dan Markoff's "Eureka." Since I visited last, crewman have been ... (more)

"Genoa" was operable when the shuffled her inside the museum in 1980. Today, this 1873 -built 4-4-0 is posed on an original 1884 iron truss bridge in the main hall of the California State Railroa... (more)

Leviathan on display at the Monticello Railway Museum.

#78 appears to be the house switch engine getting perhaps putting together the daily mixed train, a crew member works the coupler in the days before 'three point protection'. Some of the UdeY loc... (more)

The Leviathan takes a spin on the turntable under clear blue skies during Trainfestival 2009