Steam on High - The NNRY is one of the few American railroads to retain all of its original buildings and infrastructure, largely unmolested. The shooting possibilities are endless.

Fallen switch shack provides interesting foreground for movement of the wreck train by ALCO RS-3.

Railroad Brakeman Volunteer at the rear of ALCO RS-3 #109, Nevada Northern Railway.

Fireman backing up

caught in the storm

The Ghost Train

Blazing Nightlight

Engine #93 pulls out of the roundhouse - note the fancy ironwork on the lamp post above the diesel fueling station to the left.

ALCO in the mist

snowstorm!

Lighting for this session by Steve Crise.

Big hook on the move. A Nevada Northern work train, including a 100-ton steam wrecking crane, heads west on the Keystone Branch toward the mines district. This branch of the railway off... (more)

Here's an interesting lash-up of what are arguably Nevada Northern's two most photogenic locomotives. In the lead, we have the high steppin' Baldwin 10-wheeler #40 and bringing up the rear, the ... (more)

Nevada Northern's Engine House Queen. Most steam enthusiasts are familiar with NN's two operating steamers, but tucked away in the back of the engine house, there is yet a third engine tha... (more)

Nevada Northern's Alco #109 emerges from the western portal of the Lower Tunnel in Robinson Canyon with a passenger consist. The history of this particular train spans most of the working life of... (more)