Several times every year, the operational historic locomotives of SBB Historic in Olten are showed during "fitness runs" for preventing standstill damages. After the movements, the vehicles are no... (more)

Just after sunset, CSX Transportation Dash 8-40CW 7680 and AC4400CW 134 lead an eastbound vehicle train along the banks of the Monongahela River on the CSX's Pittsburgh Sub. In the distance, just... (more)

Kansas City Bolt and Nut Company was a diverse steel parts manufacturing plant in Kansas City, Missouri. The plant started in 1888. In 1925 it was acquired by Sheffield Steel Corporation with its... (more)

A Vermont Rail System passenger extra rolls south through the Middlebury tunnel with VRS's Newest addition to the passenger fleet, VTR 313, in the lead.

GP50 7010 still in its Southern paint leads an eastbound by MP 295 as it heads for Danville then points south.

Meeting. The FEC 148 waits as an U.S. Sugar cane train passes by.

It was kind of neat when CN assigned the EJ&E heritage unit to Proctor for a short stint. Here it was leading a stone train up to the U.S. Steel Minntac plant.

Random meeting deep in the pampa between a gaucho and the Trochita.

A southbound mixed freight arrives with the merchandise needed for all that great industry in the background. The old Clinchfield Station, now a bank, stands majestically on the skyline.

NS 165 rolls through Danville on their way to Roanoke.

Once upon a time in North Dakota . . . J52 pulls up to the control point at Drake and pauses to have a conversation with another local working the yard about how to make their moves.

A precursor to a future merger with MoPac unit leading UP pool power.

Having finished their switching moves for the day, DMIR 332 is almost back to the barn to tie up.

UP 7202 pulls a late evening work train along the LASL, Lynndyl Subdivision. If you look in the sky on the right, you can see an Apache helicopter giving chase.

As the thick morning fog continues to linger longer into the day above the San Joaquin Valley, countless south bounds would appear from the hazy depths below on their climb for the high desert and... (more)