YR-1 (St Johnsbury, VT to Portland, ME) is pictured at Fabyan, New Hampshire. U18B #408 (Battle of the Bagaduce), is in the company of GP38-2s 256 & 251. The tracks crossing in front of YR-1 are t... (more)

The MEC bought a group of ex RI U25B's after the Rock went under. Not all of them were made operational as some were to far gone and became parts sources to get the majority of them up and running... (more)

ST Train RJED passes the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum as it draws closer to its destination of East Deerfield.

ST Train EDMO crosses the Hoosic River at North Adams, MA.

In the last bit of light train ED 4, one of the East Deerfield based locals, crosses the stone arch bridge over the Fall River.

Former Rock Island U25B #229 leads a Maine Central freight switching at the crossing of the Grand Trunk in a driving rain storm.

During the summer of 2012, Pan Am Southern worked on re-decking it's lengthy bridge over the Hudson River at Stillwater, NY. ST Local RJ-1, returning from North Bennington, VT, approached the wor... (more)

Merry Christmas to all!! Hard to believe that it has been 27 years since I took this photo of a Guilford detour train heading West towards Binghamton after running around it's train at Lanesboro. ... (more)

A southbound D&H manifest ducks under a highway overpass at Hop Bottom, PA on Oct. 11, 1985 with MEC U25Bs No's. 225 and 234.

Face Off. A Maine Central GP40 and Montreal, Maine, & Atlantic B39-8E (and a photographer who wasn't careful enough to stay out of his own photo) face off after dark in White River ... (more)

ST Train AD-1 is about to cross Caretaker's Road in Walloomsac, NY as it heads west after interchanging with Vermont Railway at North Bennington, VT. Historically, Walloomsac is famous for being ... (more)

ST Train AD-1 works North Bennington Yard.

The Paper Train from Rigby Yard, South Portland, ME Is departing Waterville headed for Rumford.

Power off The Rumford Freight gets positioned on the turntable. Photographer ken Patton reports that it was still possible to roam around railroad property in the sixties with out being thrown out... (more)