Claremont Concord 105 works at West Lebabon, N.H.
Fuel r' Up. A crew member is fueling NYCHRR S4 11 from a tank inside a former BEDT 40' boxcar.
Rigby Yard in Portland, Maine was home to Alco switchers from home-road Portland Terminal, as well as from parents Maine Central and Boston & Maine. Here a Maine Central S4 idles near the yard off... (more)
Daybreak, Fall Colors, and Alco Smoke.
Frankfort & Cincinnati S4 107 and S2 103 wait to leave the engine facility in Frankfort on a cloudy May morning.
Continental Grain's contribution to the fleet of America's bicentennial-themed locomotives was this former Santa Fe Alco S4 which serviced the company's elevator in Gilman, Illinois. Paul Meyer p... (more)
Loads of coal cross the least famous (and photographed) bridge on the Beech Mountain.
Beech Mountain Alco S4 #115 runs lite to go get a final string of CSX loaded hoppers from the Carter-Roag Mine at Star Bridge, WV. From Alexander WV the loaded coal will be picked up by the A&O a... (more)
A shot from the 13 annual night photo shoot at the Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum. Unfortunelly the weather cut it short but still had a great time. Thanks to Tom Nanos and Steve Barry for a... (more)
BN 921, former NP Alco S4 no. 721 pairs up with as S2 to handle heavy switching at Rice's Point Yard, Duluth, MN. The pair is making a move from Bridge Yard onto the Rice's Point leads near downto... (more)
LNAC 86 is found switching storage cars up at Corydon Junction on a warm fall day.
A heavy snow continues to fall over Southern Indiana as LNAC's Alco S4 can be found waiting for NS local D10 to arrive at Corydon Junction.
Norfolk Southern train 285 kicks up the snow as it passes the Louisville, New Albany, and Corydon railroad interchange point.
Reflecting on a rarely seen operation. Bear's Blue Ox shoves the second cut of 26 hoppers into the yard at Alexander.
Beech Mountain Alco S4 #115 makes its final shove on a string of CSX loaded hoppers past the engine house while making a double to the first set of loaded hoppers from earlier in the day. The Coa... (more)
