The Trilby, San Antonio & Cypress Railroad, known as the Orange Belt Route, was a tourist line in Florida that utilized an ex-ACL line in the west central part of the state. The Orange Belt line w... (more)

The Trilby, San Antonio & Cypress Railroad, known as the Orange Belt Route, was a tourist line in Florida that utilized an ex-ACL line in the west central part of the state. The Orange Belt line w... (more)

A scenic passenger train runs through the Narrows on its way to Cumbres Pass and eventually to Antonito. With the tall grass the locomotive gave quite a few slips. A speeder follows closely behind... (more)

Baldwin Prairie #250 arrives at Wakefield, NH station on a summer Sunday afternoon. The train will reverse direction just up the line at Sanbornville to complete the 24 mile round trip out of Wolf... (more)

On the way from Keystone back to Hill City

A throwback to earlier times has a CP vintage "American" on ex-CN trackage about to cross under the CP Mactier Sub (behind the photographer) at 7th Line south of Beeton, Ontario. In its present re... (more)

Locomotive No 45 leaves the shed area in readiness to haul the day's Skunk train

Hartwell RY Passenger Division 11 leaves Bowersville with the July 4th afternoon train, headed for Hartwell.

The 4 Spot's shove back to Camp 5 is nearly complete as the train passes the coaling station near Connor Farm.

Ex LS&I 2-8-0 #29 is just south of the Pronghorn road crossing about 3 miles north of Williams. This was the first summer of operation for the railway.

Fresh from its 1472 day inspection, former Ventura County #2 basks in the afternoon on the mainline while a former Los Angeles Railway streetcar rolls by in the background.

This is a pretty basic wedgie, but it sure looks timeless. The NN really is a gem of historic preservation. The "Ely Junction" location refers to when this was the junction with the original main... (more)

Quincy No. 2 leads the 2012 Winterail Photographer's Special.

Taken during Pete Lerro's charter on the V&T.

Grand Canyon Railway steam engines 18 and 29 bark upgrade across Pronghorn Ranch Road, some 4.7 miles north of Williams, Arizona. The tourist operation, created by Max and Thelma Biegert made its ... (more)