Three three-year-old GP40-2s lead a Boston & Maine train as it heads west alongside the Deerfield River. This line, originally built by the Troy & Greenfield Railroad in the 1840s, has a relative... (more)

A northbound Delaware & Hudson train crosses over New York Route 79 in Belden, New York. A Maine Central U25B splices two Boston & Maine GP40-2’s.

Summer leaves have closed in on the view of a northbound Delaware & Hudson passing through rural Belden, New York. Google Maps indicates that this view is now totally obstructed.

Seldom photographed, the north portal of Delaware & Hudson’s Belden Hill tunnel required a short hike to reach and was surrounded by trees. Here a manifest led by two Boston & Maine GP40-2’s e... (more)

Two Boston & Maine EMD veterans stand by the tower in Delaware & Hudson’s East Binghamton Yard. GP9 1724 still works for its original owner, while GP18 1753 has been rebranded by GTI as Springfi... (more)

Two Boston & Maine FT A-B sets of power are seen at Altoona buried in the yard.

"Miniature Golf, Big Caboose"

A family enjoys a round of golf while Boston & Maine Railroad caboose C-60 sits overlooking the Little River in the background at the the Olde ... (more)

My great, great uncle Robert F. McKee, Sr., was a design engineer at Baldwin and he would give my father different Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's cards when my father would visit him in Collin... (more)

A three railroad, three builder lash up leads a northbound Delaware & Hudson Train through Lehighton, Pennsylvania. A Boston & Maine GP40-2 is assisted by a Maine Central U23B still in D&H lightni... (more)

Roughly 70 years ago, one of the Boston & Maine's oddball EMD BL2s leads a North Conway (NH)-Boston branchline local into the station at Conway, NH. The BL2s are long gone but Conway still sees pa... (more)

At sunset on a summer evening, a Boston & Maine SW9 works the largely empty yard at White River Junction, VT. Milepost 14 gives the distance to Windsor, where ownership of the Connecticut River Li... (more)

A Boston & Maine local freight with a maroon and yellow RS3 on the point enters the Boston Freight Terminal yard at Somerville, MA, and concludes its run.

My great, great uncle Robert F. McKee, Sr., was a design engineer at Baldwin Locomotive Works and he would give my father different Baldwin Locomotive builder's cards when my father would visit hi... (more)

A drab locomotive did nothing to brighten the scene on a cloudy winter morning at Jefferson, Junction, Pennsylvania, or JN Cabin. The train is on the Delaware & Hudson Penn Division, and the “Je... (more)