The cab of a former BN E9AM, MARC 91, which was originally built as a CB&Q E8A. It now rests away abandoned coupled onto an abandoned bi-level at an industrial park in Bensenville, in horrible con... (more)

The Other MTA. Baltimore Light RailLink LRV no. 5002 (ABB Traction, 1991-1992, 1997) is seen arriving at Warren Rd station.

Last Light on the Light RailLink. Baltimore Light RailLink train 5021 (ABB Traction, 1991-1992, 1997) is seen departing McCormick Rd station as the last rays of sunlight quickly fall be... (more)

Mini Metro. An eastbound Metro SubwayLink train approaches West Cold Spring Station. The existing single heavy rail transit line was one of six lines planned for Baltimore, with a centr... (more)

A former BN E9AM, MARC 91, which was originally built as a CB&Q E8A, rests away abandoned coupled onto an abandoned coach car at an industrial park in Bensenville under the moon, planes landing at... (more)

MARC 91, an E9AM which was originally built as a CB&Q E8A, sits abandoned in an industrial park in Bensenville, Illinois.

A 1956-built ex-B&O RDC on Thomas Viaduct, which connects Elkridge to Relay. Note the 15-foot high obelisk on the Relay side, erected by builder John McCartney; one side is inscribed- "The T... (more)

Elephant-style EMD E-Units with the 1955-built ex-CB&Q No. 9986B (E9A) leading a late afternoon commuter train by the old B&O tower at West Brunswick. The unit was rebuilt by Morrison-Knudsen for... (more)

A "ghost" E-Unit at Brunswick. (Rebuilt EMD E9AM; built as IC 4023 E8A, April, 1951.) The MARC station was designed by Ephraim Francis Baldwin, and opened in 1891.

A well-worn E-Unit makes its station stop at the "B&O's church." No. 66 was built for the CB&Q as E8A No. 9972 in August of 1953 and was later rebuilt by Morrison-Knudson in the 1970s. ... (more)

Street-running on what's now a rail-trail on CSX's old Western Maryland Railway right-of-way through downtown Chambersburg. The occasion was MARC's "Patriot Special," which offered seve... (more)

A MARC passenger extra on CSX rails is led by a GP40 and two trailing F-Units, passing Granite Station on the old Western Maryland. The train originated in Hagerstown, MD in the push-mode, and ra... (more)

A MARC special from Hagerstown to Gettysburg and New Oxford is passing through the famous railroad cut, where, on the morning of July 1, 1863, the Confederate brigade of Brig. Gen. Joseph R. Davis... (more)

Ex-BN/CB&Q E9-rebuilds, elephant-style, running out their last days in MARC commuter service. No. 69 was built by EMD in December, 1955 as the CB&Q 9986B and was later renumbered to 9981 and then... (more)

A light rail vehicle pulls into the Convention Center station in downtown.