Historic Hanover Junction. The Northern Central's Locomotive #17 "York" arrives at Hanover Junction with a passenger train that originated in her namesake city, about 20 miles to ... (more)

C&TS winter photo charter operated by Historic Transportation Preservation, Inc. (Steam Specials)

With UP 1989, leaving for Arizona. Bishop's Peak and San Luis mountain dominate the background

For the first time ever, a Union Pacific heritage unit lead a train across the Pocahontas division. The Missouri Pacific unit leads 117 through an S-Curve just east of Bluefield WVA. 117 usually i... (more)

Coal train 80T prepares to leave the Big Tom's Creek branch and towards the Clinch Valley main with a train of aging Top Gons in tow.

A rack repo to San Jose, Texas is lead by a visiting Ferromex unit as it travels over the iconic Santa Ana River Viaduct in Riverside, CA.

The engine crew discuss their next move for their train

Southern 401 backs through the museum grounds in Monticello as seen from the newly built Stair tower.

Four locomotives, four different models; P42DC, P40DC, F40, ACS-64. Not an easy feat on Amtrak.

WP in the Feather River Canyon. Well kind of... UP 1983, the Western Pacific heritage unit, winds its way through the jagged rock walls of the Feather River Canyon as it guides a detoured s... (more)

A Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay Railway’s passenger train crosses the old La Selva Bridge for the last time on its journey along the Pacific Coast from Santa Cruz to Watsonville at sunset. After thi... (more)

February was a month to remember In Southwest Virginia, where heavy snow fall and strong winds created several snow banks along the 55 mile Abingdon Branch. N&W 4-8-0 #382 is captured here edging... (more)

BNSF 4029 encountered a locked axle on the Arkansas City Sub main, shortly after departing Arkansas City, KS. The TWD at Hackney, KS caught the offender. The lead motors were cut away, so RJ Corma... (more)

Vulcan Iron Works 0-6-0T built 1931.

One of the reasons EMD came to dominate the diesel business is the outstanding service they provided to the railroads even after they sold the engines. This extended to designing the locomotives p... (more)