As you can probably tell by the road bed, this line only saw 3 or 4 trains a year when it was owned by cp. It is now run by Torch River Rail on a semi regular basis.

Unlike the unique bridge at Quick (for photo a photo, click HERE), the rails still remain on this old B&O bridge at Blue Creek.

After being a nuisance to local residents for several years, they finally decided to remove the entire right of way that leads to their homes, and instead, replacing it with a gravel road. With No... (more)

Sometimes you just get lucky. Thanks to a very long Q688 ahead, the G149 was given permission to enter the block and has stopped short of Q688’s rear end. This allowed a shot of the meet with ... (more)

Built on the banks of the New River, the former C&O South Side Subdivision (correct me if I am wrong) is falling apart and slowly being reclaimed by mother nature.

Q237 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery on a clear and snow covered morning.

One of those you really had to see it to believe it moments. Soo 4408 rides high over 6600 in the aftermath of the July 12, 1982 head on at Gilchrist

Santa Special on the Madison RR stops traffic along busy US 50 in North Vernon, IN.

Minnesota Southern operates a a section of former C&NW track in south western Minnesota primarily servicing a small ethanol plant at Luverne. This is an eastbound run with four ethanol loads and ... (more)

As the summer sun breaks through the overcast sky, Beech Mountain RR Engine 113 leads a string of 30 loaded coal hoppers north through the backwoods community of Palace Valley, bound for the inter... (more)

The tracks are weed covered and the signals are without lenses but these old Milwaukee Road rails (former J Line) are still seeing passenger service in 1989 in the form of WICT excursion service f... (more)

A Beech Mountain RR Alco S2 makes a trip to the Star mine as it rumbles through Palace Valley and into the woods of rural West Virginia. Oddly enough, this a very rarely photographed railroad on R... (more)

BKRR 4116 brings two empty fertilizer tank cars pass the station in downtown Cambridge, enroute to Eagle Bridge where it will tie up for the day.

The Catskill Mountain Railway is an active group and I believe that soon this lonely Lackawanna MU will be doing what it was made to do. I will ride as soon as possible!