Norfolk Southern's experimental battery powered locomotive sits in storage at the East End Shops. Note the removed number boards

Dead and Gone. A pair of semaphores continue to stand, although devoid of most of their components, on the ex-Monon CSX Hoosier Subdivision in Hitchcock, awaiting a train that will never come.

In the small community of Campbellsburg, Indiana, the (arguably) most intact pair of semaphores on the ex-Monon now CSX Hoosier Subdivision still stand. As evidenced by the shrubs and trees taking... (more)

Still Standing. A single semaphore still stands, blade intact, at milepost 273.4 on ex-Monon near Campbellsburg. This signal has had better fate than its eastbound counterpart, which has been remo... (more)

CPL ghosts- Heavy morning fog envelops the Norfolk & Western color position lights on Norfolk Southern’s Peavine in southern Ohio. These intermediates near Rarden are like many others along the ... (more)

Cosmetic restoration work nears completion on the 9408, looking her best in several decades thanks to the labor of several dedicated volunteers at the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati.

NS 1801, the soon to be second SD70ACC rebuilt, sits at the Juniata shops in the midst of its rebuild, prior to its yellow and gray paint scheme.

Sunset over the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati.

The PRR Cincinnati Limited prepares to depart Latonia yard on its journey the New York... In actuality, E8 5888 poses for some evening photos at the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati.

The Flats Industrial Railroad's SW1200 sits idle under the gloomy skies of Cleveland, an indication of their future as this operation comes to a close. Take note of the no trespassing sign that ha... (more)

The 7 Tilden job on the Lake Superior & Ishpeming snakes its way through Eagle Mills Junction with fresh iron ore.

0 on, 0 off, as the eastbound Cardinal makes its station stop at the quiet station of Prince, West Virginia. The leaning “I” in Prince seems to keep getting worse as time passes.

An evening family portrait of the PRR fleet at the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati.

Family Portrait! Three of Shenandoah Valley Railroad's locomotives take the weekend off.

After the first decent snowfall of the season to blanket southern Virginia, the sun finally breaks to shine morning light on the Lehigh Valley heritage unit as it leads 740 southbound on the Danvi... (more)