RJ Corman's Chinese QJ makes its inaugural run between Louisville and Lexington, KY.

The 203 leads its train off of the Three Rivers Trestle (which crosses the Holston River just yards away from where the Holston and French Broad converge to form the Tennessee River). The rivers a... (more)

The train is just entering Colorado from New Mexico as 487 puts on an impressive show pounding uphill past the water tank at Cresco.

Railmax high railer weed sprayer being serviced at Bluefield

The inaugural run of former Southern 154 on the Three Rivers Rambler.

One of the "Lost Engines of Roanoke," sold for scrap long ago but never cut up.

This little unit, apparently recently repainted, was just sitting out in the open north of town; it seems they were laying new track into Columbia.

WM Shay 6 sits at the shops after being used on the day's Whittaker excursions

Former Washington & Lincolnton 203 and a short freight train pose for night photos just outside of downtown Knoxville on a former Southern branchline now operated by the Knoxville & Holston River ... (more)

My guess is that this unit was involved in a sideswipe collision of some sort and is headed to Waycross for repairs.

Slowly but surely, Southern 630 is coming back together at TVRM's Soule Shops in the midst of an extensive restoration to operation. The 1904-built Alco is one of three former Southern Consolidati... (more)

GSMR's ex-US Army/Reader Baldwin Consolidation 1702 leads an excursion out of Dillsboro to Bryson City along the scenic Tuckasegee River; the locomotive has been in the shop for firebox work since... (more)

RJ Corman's Chinese QJ 2008 (former Jitong Railway 7040) departs the Nugent Sand Company along the Ohio River on its first run for its new owner.

GSMR 1702 awaits rebuilding.

One of the "Lost Engines of Roanoke" (including four steam locomotives, two diesels, and an assortment of freight cars) that were sold for scrap but never cut up. This is about as shootable as any... (more)