6AM smiles warmly upon a Nickel Plate 700.

Stars, stripes, and steam forever.

A volunteer at the Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum helps spot the 765 for coal loading. Similar scenes will play out this Father's Day weekend in North Judson during the town's annual Mint Festival... (more)

After full day of mainline running, it's time to cool her heels. A return to passenger excursion service awaits in the coming weekend.

Amid several abandoned right-of-ways and displaced telephone poles, no. 765 approaches English Lake en-route to North Judson, Indiana.

Released from her attentive Norfolk Southern escort, NKP 765 marches across the Chesapeake & Indiana interchange with her passenger train.

It's time to go to work. No. 765 meets her first passenger train in sixteen years. Tickets for her inaugural excursions in Northwest Indiana are on sale now at www.765.org

There are no easy days, except days off, but a few tricks are quieter than others and a few nights cooler than some.

October, 1947. In years previous 3,000 people daily passed through the concourse of Baker Street station, which simmers here during a rare afternoon lull. Soon the quiet will become common place, ... (more)

Seen in the Frostburg station window, a begoggled crew member watches passengers alight.

A lady wears jewels.

"Train No. 68 for Cherry Hills, Willoughby, Carpenters, and Riley Crossing departing at 8PM. If you're not going to any of those places, ladies and gentlemen, you're on the wrong train. 'BOARD!"

The alemite and the almighty.

Due to this year's overwhelming present delivery requirements, Santa's sleigh has been upgraded with a few Superpowered modifications. Merry Christmas everyone; hope for some coal in your stocking... (more)

The Electric City Trolley Museum Association's #76 sails out of the Laurel Line Tunnel as a young fan enjoys the ride.