Taken during a tour of FFG 41 USS McClusky, the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station train sits on display at the station's Liberty Gate alongside Anaheim Bay. This location is usually off-limits to ... (more)

The Essex Clipper Dinner Train, led by Valley Railroad 0900, crosses the Deep River Creek Bridge heading north about a half hour after the last steam run of the day. Taken with Canon Digital Rebel

The Essex Clipper Dinner Train travels through Deep River Landing and passes by the old station. Taken with Canon Digital Rebel.

This little work horse, with a new chrome horn, gets ready to move some more coil cars during an afternoon Summer thunderstorm.

One of Connecticut Valley Railroad's GE's leads a few coaches back from Deep River Landing and the steamboat. Taken with Canon Digital Rebel.

A view of the Essex Steam Train Museum on a spring night before the start of the summer tourist season. Taken with Canon Digital Rebel.

This Air Force 80-tonner spent many years switching the grain elevators at the feed manufacturing facility of JD Heiskell (an animal feed supplier) in Guasti. It began life with the US Army on De... (more)

Ex-Algoma Steel GE 80-Ton #41 now owned by On-Track Railway Service and utilized at their yard on the north side of Edmonton.

Here's one for the modelers. I don't advise trying to get on the property and taking this picture in this day and time.

American Glass #99, an EX Amtrak unit, sits outside the facility while it's being converted into an Ethanol Plant.

Adjacent to SP's massive West Colton Yard in Bloomington, CA, is the GATX rail car repair facility. In the early 1980s, the switcher working this shop was GE 80-ton #46704.

Abandonned on industrial site in Lachine (Dominion Bridge)

A motor car sits silent, while the foamers flock to the bigger more poweful GE 80-tonner and Ohio Central's 4-6-2 number 1293.

Byesville 386 pulls the train south, her consist is a little bit odd today since, she has a 150 ton “boat anchor” (a term used a by a few diesel people to describe a steamer.) on the other en... (more)