Trona Railway SD40-2 #2008 leads its train of soda ash and empty sulfuric acid tank cars past Searles Valley Mineral's Westend chemical facility. The winter-like scene is produced from minerals m... (more)

CSX Q234 rounds the bend at CP-GREEN with CSX's last SD70MAC leading the way towards Doremus Auto Facility.

An eastbound about to stop for a crew change.

NS 1700 in Erie Lackawana paint is at the Juniata Sops in Altoona to have PTC installed in February 2019.

A colorful trio from three different railroads lead the Nashville bound freight over the old Western & Atlantic road bed on a beautiful spring day in NW Georgia.

After snowing all night in southern AZ UP 8572 leads a long manifest up the grade to the summit in Mescal. The bridge here in Vail rarely ever sees this much snow.

Yellow nose at sunrise. CSX Q234-15 rolls over Rondout Creek in Kingston, NY on the morning of Saturday, February 16, 2019 as the sun is just beginning to illuminate the winter scene. SD70MAC 4566... (more)

Illinois Central ultimately acquired the very first SD45 produced by EMD. Prototype SD45 4351 became IC 7000 in January 1971. The 7000 lasted until 1987, when it was scrapped.

UP 2204-2202-4610 shove hard on a loaded Roseport coke train as it passes through Baldwin. The CNW station sign is still intact here.

Empty coal train waits for a crew in downtown Nashville's railroad gulch.

An intermodal hustles across the Stone Bridge at dusk in Johnstown, PA. 1/25 exposure.

On an early spring morning the sound of dynamics echos off the bluffs of the mountain as eastbound CR SERE-4 descends the ruling 1.65% grade at the “Twin Ledges” at MP-131.5. A favorite spot ... (more)

I am five miles east of Julesburg where the U.P. line from North Platte spilts to head to Denver or Cheyenne. Eastern Colorado may look flat but the 20,400 H.P. on the head end of this westbound ... (more)

Southbound on main track.

The Wisconsin State Capitol building looms in the distance, as WAMX 4187, the "Grow Wisconsin" locomotive, pounds the diamond at MX. Madison used to have over 20 railroad diamonds. This ... (more)