An A and two B's form this lashup on a mainline train. The F9 was rebuilt from an earlier F unit by EMD. The GP was rebuilt into an GP9M or also know as an Omaha GP20. Some of UP's early rebuilds ... (more)

A scheme that doesn't even look good on F and E units...

Dancing Queen: A special move the evening before had B unit 4275 run from Altoona to meet it's brethren in Cleveland, now the full A-B-B-A consist motors east on a VIP move.

Wagons East!: After getting a fresh crew and a new load of Pittsburgh Division dignitaries, NS 952 pulls from East Conway as seen from the recently reopened to the public bridge.

Norfolk Southern's OCS rockets under the New York Central signal bridge in LaPorte with an A-B-A set of covered wagons.

Norfolk Southern's classy Office Car Special is eastbound at maximum allowable track speed through Ogden Dunes Indiana. This is the first time that I have seen this train in person and it's a beau... (more)

The NS OCS heads west to Chicago on a pleasant summer evening.

The NS OCS returning to Altoona, Pa.

The Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay Railway’s Train To Christmas Town heads towards Wilder Ranch after being switched on to the west leg of the Santa Cruz wye. The Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Railw... (more)

NS OCS #4270 sits idling in the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania's yard. Joining her is The Conway PA, Conrail Crane. An Ex PRR Coach, and an RDC. Not long after this photo was taken, and NS crew a... (more)

NS F9A #4270 sits quietly after parking in her spot for the Upcoming NS Days at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Behind her was #4271, and the NS exhibit car. She is also Joined by a PRR GG1 a... (more)

The NS OCS train heads east bound in A-B-B-A configuration on a gorgeous June morning.

Norfolk Southerns business train, also referred by the "OCS" made a morning appearance on the Fort Wayne Line. With it making good time back from its short visit to Chicago, I captured t... (more)

Coming west on a humid June morning is Norfolk Southern's Office Car Special, passing the MP 306 marker just east of Derry.