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A covered hopper built by Trinity Industries in 1989 shows off a different approach to the CSX lettering scheme typically seen on the sides of that railroad's freight ... (more)

The Chicago Central logo slowly deteriorates on the side of the 8190. This GP10 has been stored in Waycross for a long time, and the elements are taking their toll. Photo taken with permission.

The Chief on the side of AT&SF F7A No. 347C at the CSRM Railfair.

Farewell to the Pacific Parlour Cars. February 2 marked the last northbound departure and February 4 will be the last ever southbound departure before these cars are retired after 26 years... (more)

I woke to peer out of my Sleeper window of the Capitol Limited as we had stopped and I saw light coming in through the curtain. We were at Toledo, and couldn't resist but to fumble for my camera ... (more)

Closeup on the nose of Metra's recently repainted Rock Island heritage unit no. 425. The 425 was recently repainted in this quasi-Rock scheme (complete with nose logo!) to honor their retiring... (more)

Detail of MPA Tool Car X11, photographed (with permission) while it was privately owned and stored on private property in East Baltimore in 1984. Ultimately, it was moved to the Ma & Pa mainline a... (more)

Rio Grande colors compliment Ski Train lettering emblazoned on former Amtrak EMD F40PH No. 242 at Fraser, Colorado, on January 13, 2001. This was the first season for these repainted locomotives o... (more)

Classy Katy signage faces the street on the yard office at Glen Park Yard in Kansas City, Kansas, on December 8, 1985.

A very unusual Art Deco style of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway logo appears on the Prince, WV station.

Featured here, we capture a glimpse of what is a daily occurrence. Running as advertised, Amtrak's Southwest Chief makes it's way past the last remaining operational Wig-Wag Signal on BNSF's natio... (more)

Evidence of the ex-L&N line that this coaling tower use to serve, still stands with its logo and date of construction (1943) engraved into both of its north and south sides. Now CSX owns the trac... (more)

There’s little doubt to the heritage of Union Pacific EMD GP40-2 No. 1413 switching at Tucson, Arizona, on April 24, 2017.

Rio Grande’s “Scenic Line of the World” logo spans weathered wooden boards on a 3-foot gauge drop-bottom gon at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado, on August 10, 2015.

The EMD emblem on the side of a SD40-2 truck frame has seen a lot of road grime, weather, wear and now rust in the hot Georgia sun, but the casting of the logo still remains. Photo taken with per... (more)