Branson Scenic 98 brings up the rear of a excursion train in Branson.

Branson Scenic Railway's evening excursion train rolls out of the tunnel at Cricket, AR making its return trip to home base in the town of Branson.

With the F-unit leading, the Branson Scenic Railway's dinner train arrives back in town with the last moments of light glowing in the cloudy skies.

BSRX 99 leads the 14:00 departure of the Branson Scenic Railway "Ozark Zephyr" as they head south through Melva, Missouri on the MNA Aurora subdivision.

Branson Scenic Railway's brightly painted GP30 rolls past the station in Hollister, Missouri with the evening dinner train. The Branson Scenic operates on a portion of the former Mo-Pac White Rive... (more)

Smoking Up the Ozarks On a gloomy, rainy afternoon the Branson Scenic Railway excursion train emerges from one of the tunnels in Cricket, AR.

Close Clearance

The Branson Scenic Railway`s GP30 leads the afternoon excursion train out of their classic depot for another run through the mountains.

On a hot summer afternoon, the Branson Scenic Railway excursion train shoves back along the station platform in downtown Branson. This is the closest thing to street running on the BSRX, and it ma... (more)

A load of passengers get off the Branson Scenic Railway excursion train after it`s second morning run, while the BSRX F9PH idles in the station platform.

A streamliner puts on quite smoke show as it rolls along on the rear of the Branson Sceinic Railway`s afternoon train. This beautiful F unit began it`s life in 1951 for the B&O as number 369. Late... (more)

Under own power for the first time in at least the last five years. Locomotive looks great. Owner's have not decided if she will be put in service.

After returning from the second run of the day, Branson Scenic Railroad FP7 number 98 is seen resting in at the station in Branson, Missouri. This F unit is paired with a GP30 which are both of Ba... (more)

Branson Scenic's beautifully painted F unit trails the railroad's streamlined passenger cars through Hollister, MO. Though often overshadowed by the much larger tourism hub about a mile to the nor... (more)