Busy Morning in Conway. East Conway is hopping with an eastbound manifest leaving the yard (left), a yard job getting ready to shove back into the yard (right), and a local waiting for everything ... (more)

When New York Central 41788 was built in the Despatch Shops at East Rochester, New York and began service in 1956 it was used as an automobile hauler before today’s multi-level auto racks were f... (more)

NA Tower or "cabin" in official B&O company documents controlled the interlocking at Martinsburg and Hobbs (9 miles east) until it's closure in 2003. The building was built in 1898 o... (more)

Former Great Western 2-10-0 #90 leads a dinner train arriving back at the terminal in October, 2018. (corrected, Thanks Doug)

A westbound blasts out of the Allegheny Tunnel in Gallitzin, PA as a light snow falls. Visitors can replay this scene over and over from the deck or their room windows of the recently reopened Tu... (more)

20A stalled coming up the West Slope due to an engine failure which then bunched up the east bounds. A helper set was sent to rescue the distressed train. Once together they continued east and her... (more)

The East Broad Top Mikes slumber on inside the roundhouse at Rock Hill Furnace, PA. Although no news yet of a revitalization of operations, photo tours are granted for those interested and proceed... (more)

Sitting adjacent to the 1839 realignment of the Baltimore and Ohio mainline over Parr's Ridge is this restored I-5D Cupola caboose built by the B&O between 1925 and 1929. After retirement from th... (more)

High hood GP9 498 built for the Nickle Plate in August of 1956 and numbered 498 then upon N&W's acquisition was renumbered to 2498. It continues to be a work horse on the Winchester and Western ro... (more)

Built in November of 1959, 752 an ex-Conrail 7527, PC 7527, NYC 5972 continues to be a work horse on the Winchester and Western roster in the Virginia Division. This and an assortment of other fir... (more)

Three sets of motive power occupy the small yard at Rockwood, Pa. on a crisp fall day.

Tom Proud a volunteer at Locust Heights and Western Railroad poses on the front of the railroads Mason Climax during a recent night session. LH&WRR Climax A #1 is a home built locomotive based off... (more)

Cumberland Furnace was a major producer of iron from the 1790's until its last gasp in 1942. The iron mines and furnaces here supplied much of the iron used by the US in the war of 1812. In ... (more)

Valley RR's No. 3025 puts out a lot of steam as it crosses over Plains Rd in Essex, CT

This Plymouth industrial locomotive served the Koppers railroad tie plant in Gutrie, KY, for many years but has now been retired. In September 2017 it was moved to its present location in Guthrie... (more)