End of the Line (continued). Chopped into thirds, the remains of Amtrak 902 wait to be hauled off to be further reduced elsewhere. While it's hard to believe these work horses are at the ... (more)

ever wonder where locomotives go to die? here we see a line of many different road names waiting an unknown fate..

End of the line, but thanks to Amtrak making some parts available on eBay these locomotives can live on forever in the collections of fans. more)

Burlington Northern 6324 cab sits on the cold winter ground in Larrys Truck and Electric. 6324 started out life as a SD40 and was road number 6318 for Burlington Northern, and then later was rebui... (more)

BN 9917 is a rebuilt from the CBQ 9987A (E9A). It started life in December 1955 replacing the romantic era of steam. These streamliners were just as beautiful. It continued life as a E9AM. Once ag... (more)

ETR (Elettro Treno Rapido, maximum speed 250 km/h) at the station Reggio di Calabria wait for scrapping

This retired high speed train build in 80's will be scrapped in few months and is parked on this old track from January 2015, now weeds have grown and this train is waiting death ! 50% of TGV SE a... (more)

Photographer: -Norman Blackwood- from the original Kodachrome 35mm slide. This is one of three N&W Y6 class engines (one Y6a and two Y6b's) that languished into the mid 1970's in Roanoke. It i... (more)

Four of LTV's former Erie Mining Company S-12 switchers rest in the deadline, never to run again. Some of these ended up on SMS.

Organ donor at the morgue - This locomotive has breathed its last, and is being stripped of usable parts before being sent to the crematorium. Piles of donated parts from earlier patients lay in t... (more)

One locomotive, two numbers. Wearing its two different numbers EL 3358 and NJT 4158. U34CH is going through a rebuilding process at the ex-CNJ shops at E-Port, NJ 01/27/1979

Ex Providence And Worcester B30-7AB's sit in Waycross awaiting their fate

Georgia Central U23B's #3911 & #1004 ready to meet the torch. It was a sad sight.

Larry's Truck and Electric Service is full of historical railroad equipment. It is amazing to walk around through the scrapyard and just the sheer amount of old locomotives overwhelms you and leav... (more)

At first, spotting this from down the road, I anticipated a complete F40PH. I was disappointing by a cruel optical illusion.