Remembering the Manny: Far from home, MRS 210 is working as the switcher at ADM in Evansville. Albeit faded, and weather worn, this classic ALCo S-2 is still dressed in the classy Manufactu... (more)

Alco S2 410 sits out in front of the shop at the Belt railway of Chicago Clearing yard. This is a simple but very good Paint Scheme. Original from my collection

Chattahoochee Valley Railway (CHV) S2 #100 on the engine track. #100 was built in 1946 for northeastern shortline, Chesnut Ridge, as its #10, before being acquired by CHV

CP MLW S-2 no. 7083 relaxes between switching assignments at Thunder Bay, ON in August 1976.

Train 50 has a short consist as it arrives in Lyndonville The daily except Sunday fourth class freight worked between Newport and Wells River. It was a turn that returned as Train 51.

Today's fourth class Train 50 is powered by one of two S-2's assigned to Newport VT. The daily except Sunday fourth class freight worked between Newport and Wells River. It was a turn that retur... (more)

As the sun drops low, Bay Colony S2 1052, assigned to the line's Plymouth branch, switches cars at Braintree, MA. The veteran Alco still wore the colors of its original owner, Maine's Portland Ter... (more)

WP Alco S2 No. 561 brings cars from the Santa Fe interchange to WP's yard.

The second of two excursions operated on this day by the North Alabama Railroad (NARM) on their Mercury and Chase Railroad line has just reached the west end of the line. This is in the community... (more)

The second of two excursions operated on this day by the North Alabama Railroad (NARM) on their Mercury and Chase Railroad line is moving west in the Chase community of Huntsville, Alabama. The s... (more)

Alco switchers dominated the yard jobs at Boston's Beacon Park Yard in late New York Central and early Penn Central days. Ex-NYC S2 9649 worked the west end of the yard on a spring afternoon. Note... (more)

A switcher working the Departure Yard shoves a string of autoracks with the latest Ford pickups and cars.

Same spot I found her in last February.

SMASH!!! The B&O Railroad Museum staged a controlled crash between an automobile and train, complete with a demonstration by the Baltimore City Fire Department of extricating bodies from th... (more)