Vintage Canadian National logo adorns the tender of the Baltic steamer displayed at Steamtown.

The Overland Route Named the Harriman Shield in honor of E.H. Harriman who gained control of the railroad in 1897, this particular design first hit the rails in 1904 and then made a reappe... (more)

The last PCC streetcar rolled out of the St. Louis Car Company plant in 1951, so San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC 1165 was built sometime before that. By the time car 1165 was photographed on ... (more)

Burlington Northern #450 - [A Study of Moving Coal Cars] - This open hopper built in February of 1976 by the Pullman Standard Company rolls down the Cajon Pass loaded with Utah coal in rout... (more)

Chicago North Western - [A Study of Moving Coal Cars] - The Chicago North Western logo on the side of a UP coal train in route to West Colton passes by Hill 582 on BNSF trackage. This op... (more)

Missouri Pacific - [A Study of Moving Coal Cars] - The Missouri Pacific Lines logo on the side of a UP coal train in route to West Colton passes by Hill 582 on BNSF trackage. This open ... (more)

The logo that adorns the nose and cab sides of Florida East Coast’s new General Electric ES44C4s as seen on FEC No. 818 at Bowden Yard at Jacksonville, Florida, on January 11, 2015.

While the CNW's been gone for 20 years now, their "bar and ball" logo, lives on, in places such as on the side of this Andersons 1973-vintage hopper.

Dedicated on July 12, 1978, the Amtrak station in Rochester, NY was the first Amtrak designed station in the country. Numerous other examples cropped up around the system when Amtrak needed a new... (more)

The 01416 was part of a seventy car caboose class built by the Burnham Shops in Denver beginning in 1940. These seventy cabooses are distinguishable by the use of an all riveted steel sheathing. ... (more)

Known as “Rocky” by the Great Northern, this trademark mountain goat perched atop a rock would become the official trademark for that railroad in 1936. For much of its life Rocky would be enc... (more)

Baterred VIA logo. The VIA logo on the side of VIA 6309 has seen better days. It was donated by VIA Rail to Exporail about a decade ago but has not been refurbished and has been stored outs... (more)

The journey continues (in French and English). The anniversary of privatization logo applied to a handful of locomotives in 2010 is still in decent shape on 2107 as it toils away on ore trains in ... (more)

No longer known as the Birmingham Southern Railroad after a purchase by Watco Companies in 2011, the new Birmingham Terminal Railway continues to work more than 30 customers in the Birmingham area... (more)

The 36" gauge Pacific Coast Railway operated out of San Luis Obispo, on California's central coast, south to Los Olivos. In 1928, the railroad acquired ten box cars from the Nevada-Californi... (more)