HST power cars 43020 and 43021 are on a test run from Derby works. Seen at Saltley, Birmingham in 1980.

SLRG 4135 return at Saratoga Spring

Freight train linking Vintimille to Miramas along the Mediterranean Sea.

The Coastal Transportation Company Frozen Fish Handling Terminal in Seattle uses a Plymouth ML-8 switcher to move refrigerated rail cars. The company use a fleet of ships to move frozen fish and o... (more)

A long unit tank car train slices through the Deep cuts near Doublea along the Crookton Cutoff. This train was exceptionally quiet because not a single tank car had wheel flat spots.

There's a stranger in the UP's North Yard.

Still in its as-delivered 1950 paint scheme, Lehigh Valley SW8 254 works near R Tower in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Amador Central Baldwin S12 No. 9 drops down out of Martel with woodchips and other freight for SP at Ione.

New Hampshire Northcoast is Southbound on the former B&M Conway Branch, passing through the little town of Milton behind recently rebuilt and repainted GP38-2 3823. Standing in the back bed of my... (more)

The Hub City Heritage Corporation Railway Museum had their Railroad Days on August 19/20 this year. For the event the Iowa Northern owned Rock Island E-units were brought up from Waterloo and put ... (more)

On one of those perfect autumn afternoons the shadows are beginning to encroach upon the right of way at MP241 west of Altoona as a 130 car Conway manifest climbs the east slope of the Alleghenie... (more)

Two Louisville & Nashville 3000-horsepower GE’s haul a coal train at Frankfort, Kentucky. I can’t identify the exact location using Google Maps, any additional information is requested.

Great Western 296 was purchased by the Heber Valley Railroad from a museum in Boulder Colorado and after a thorough mechanical rebuild was tested on a revenue passenger train longside one of their... (more)

#489 rolls downhill from Cumbres Pass on its way to Chama. This was my first trip to the C&T and it was amazing. By far the best historical railroad I've been to yet. It was icing on the cake to b... (more)