WSOR 35th Anniversary unit #3928 waits in Plymouth for the ceremonies to begin as it gets ready to take the first L243 on the newly rehabbed line from Plymouth to Sheboygan Falls.
An Ann Arbor Railroad grain special creeps across the bridge spanning the Huron River in the railroad's namesake city. The current railroad with the name runs 50 miles between Ann Arbor and Toledo... (more)
Travelling along the Canisteo River on the Southern Tier line, a Delaware & Hudson train of covered hoppers rolls east near Rathbone, New York.
Two Delaware & Hudson EMD’s roll a train of cylindrical covered hoppers east through Gang Mills, New The ex-Reading GP39-2 shows its share of road grime, but the ex-Lehigh Valley GP38-2 is absol... (more)
Blue Ridge Southern's local to Waynesburg heads west with a pair of GPs and a short train, with signs of spring becoming evident in the North Carolina mountains.
Northbound LIRC's J12A31 crosses the Ohio River after picking up cars from the NS.
Blue Ridge Southern T59 departs Canton for Waynesville as the sun tries to burn through the early morning fog on a July morning.
With welded rail now in place next up new ties as a revitalized Louisville & Indiana continues to upgrade their track. LIRC 2378 leads a northbound work train through Memphis.
Former Reading unit in a horrible butchered paint job.
A pair of ex-Santa Fe GP39-2's still in blue and yellow lead a transfer out of Knoche and back toward Argentine Yard in Kansas City.
BNSF 2713 in the diesel shop in Tulsa, OK for not being able to "bail-off".
NORMAN OK Aug 24 1980 -- Santa Fe GP39-2 3684 leads eastbound (compass north) train 544 as it accelerates out of town.
CSX Local A734-21 heads North out of the Siding at Coosa Pines in Grasmere, AL. After doing some work
From earlier this year, Blue Ridge Southern return through Sylva after dropping off three flat cars loaded with rail for Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. I found this image while looking for a few ... (more)
Portland & Western's Santa Fe heritage fleet departs south to Albany, Or.