Fototrain

After running to Louisville light three LIRC GP's head back north across the Ohio River with a cut of cars picked up from the NS.

What I think is a CP transfer to UP's South St. Paul Yard is seen crossing the Robert Street Lift Bridge in St. Paul. The Robert Street Lift Bridge was completed in 1913 by the Chicago Great Weste... (more)

The Mallet 442-54 is leaving the port of Massawa with a freight train to Asmara, the capital city of Eritrea. Massawa is located on the Red Sea. The city was the capital of the Italian colony of ... (more)

MILW 164 leads a dead freight east across the Cedar River just east of Renton, WA. This trackage is owned by BN, formerly Pacific Coast Ry. which had been owned by Great Northern.

IAIS 6988 leads a revenue freight train over the Mississippi River.

IAIS 6988 pulls a freight over the Iowa River and through Iowa City

After making a pickup from the NS in Louisville LIRC's northbound JXTR heads back to its Jeffersonville yard.

Train G86 crosses the Seneca River in Clemson, SC, moving local freight from Toccoa, GA, to Anderson, SC, for interchange with the Pickens Railroad. Photo by Casey Thomason. For more information... (more)

On a day plagued with heavy rains and nearby tornadoes, train 137 departs Columbus, GA, after the mainline had been inspected for obstructions. It would only be able to proceed about seven miles w... (more)

One of the three ex-Illinois Terminal SD39s purchased by the Guilford organization from the N&W for the Boston & Maine heads up an ex-Conrail GP40 and a native B&M GP40 on train POPY (Portland-Pot... (more)

Big Boats on the Star

One of the staples of Allentown-area train operations before Conrail was Reading train HB8. Operating from Harrisburg (Rutherford) to Bethlehem (actual... (more)

CSX local Y129 returns light back to Louisville with a wild assortment of power in a GP40-2,SW1001 and GP15T

LS&I 2501 and 2500 switch the ore dock in Marquette, MI in August of 1974. Bob Ferge Kodachrome from my collection.

MILW No. 22 leads a dead freight across the Columbia River at Beverly, WA. The massive bridge and train are minimized by the surrounding landscape.