An EMD FT set leads fifty one cars at 25MPH, on the Joint Line south of Castle Rock. Otto Conrad Perry photo from my collection.

ATSF train 3, The California Limited. is seen about six miles west of Las Vegas New Mexico in 1947. Otto Perry's trusty 1935 Ford V-8 sedan is visible parked off road near trackside while he gets ... (more)

AT&SF train 17, the Super Chief, is seen at Raton New Mexico in 1940 with EMC E6 unit 13 leading. Otto Conrad Perry photo from my collection.

C&O F7A 8016, Atlantic Coast Line E3A 501 and Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-0 #1031, pose for pictures at the North Carolina Transportation Museum roundhouse.

KCS’s office car train gets a wash in preparation for the run east the following day.

KCS’s office car train heads east over the Mexico Subdivision, passing through Oak Grove just after sunrise.

KCS’s office car train heads east over the Mexico Subdivision, passing through the small town of Alma, Missouri.

42103-S303-CLF1 shunt at Appleton Dock.

Two ex-B&M F7s lead a special charter over Willey Brook in Hart's Location, NH on the Conway Scenic Railroad. The charter was hosted by the 470 Railroad Club and operated between Conway and Fabyan... (more)

Back in 1999, Conway Scenic Railroad 6516 and 6505 cross the Frankenstein Trestle, near Crawford notch, with a Fall excursion.

The royal Canadian Pacific business train heads south into Davenport, closing in on Nahant Yard.

Tågab TMY class diesel electric locomotive number 110 resting at Kristinehamn depot. This locomotive was built in 1957 by Swedish Nohab for Danish DSB, Danish State Railways. Later it was sold ... (more)

Conway Scenic 4266 pokes around a curve between the Frankenstein Trestle and Arethusa Falls Road in Hart's Location, NH. 4266 and 573 are bringing a railfan special down the mountain to North Conw... (more)

Former New Haven FA1's originally numbered 0428, 0467 and 0401 were quickly renumbered to PC 1330, 3395 and 1333 and remained at work for several years in freight service, in the Boston area. ... (more)

It's a winter scene as the eastbound Zephyr navigates the Price River Canyon. (Tom Ellis photo).