Three GE's lead this Tacoma, WA to Omaha, NE stack train that is seen leaving the city of Boulder. The Valmont Power Plant can be seen in the background.

36A gets a shove up the mountain and is headed by the Cassandra Railroad Overlook as a couple visiting from Rhode Island with their two dogs take in the fall colors and mountain railroading.

With talks of NS supposedly acquiring the remaining CSX SD80MAC's this was a shocker to see this one painted in a fresh coat of paint with the new "How Tomorrow Moves" logo. First one of its kind ... (more)

Both engineer and fireman take a moment at a station stop while passengers board a late night train bound for Norfolk, Virginia.

Five F units roll an eastbound manifest train between Asheville and Hendersonville, NC.

Chasing the Santa Train in the first snowfall of the season in Central Pennsylvania.

The ultimate street running? Just south of Greymouth, New Zealand at a location known as Camerons, NZ highway 6 and the KiwiRail Hokitika Industrial Line share a unique single lane/track thru-tru... (more)

It is late afternoon and the shadows are getting long as the 484 with its helper cut in ahead of the caboose pulls a Cumbres turn into the small yard at the top. It is the crew's second trip up t... (more)

Lerro Productions brings a Big Boy to life.

*** DISCLAIMER *** I have gotten email claiming this is GWWR 2041, and 2044. The notes on my slide mount indicate 2048, taken from the fact the nose and cab scraps were in the gon behind the flat... (more)

One of the AEM's from the Chase, Maryland accident.

C&O 614 pulling the Chessie Safety Express across the Hawks Nest Bridge deep in the New River Gorge of West Virginia in October of 1981.

Lead unit of a Chicago, IL to Tacoma, Wa stack train is stuck in the mud. The crew was lucky that they didn't land in Puget Sound.

A switching mishap where two trains tried to occupy a diamond at the same time is being cleaned up at Chicago and North Western’s Butler Yard at Butler, Wisconsin, in September 1983. C&NW EMD SD... (more)