Rolling into Shady Dale, Georgia is CaterParrott Railnet's train No15, the southbound F Line local from Madison on Memorial Day 2019.

Alexander RR switching Cedar Creek Lumber

Using VTR GP38-3 #205, the New York and Ogdensburg Railway’s crew shoves VTR GP18 #801 through Norfolk, NY back towards the engine house. I believe the building on the right is an original Norw... (more)

Spring is in the air as the Landisville Railroad backs out of Landisville and heads for the end of the line.

Farmrail's junction at Clinton, Oklahoma on May 6, 2019 provides the location for this scene of GNBC power standing on the former Rock Island main running east to west, the former Santa Fe found i... (more)

The Batten Kill's veteran ex- D&H RS-3 continues to serve this small short line railroad as it hauls 11 loads north out of Eagle Bridge to Greenwich.

Battle River Railway's ex-CN SD40-2(W) 5353 crosses Range Rd 200 as it heads east on CN's Alliance Spur with a string of empty tank cars.

In a timeless scene the Batten Kill Railroad's ex D&H RS-3 is coming into the tiny village of Shushan, NY on it's run south to Eagle Bridge.

CKIN 815 crosses over the NS at Thomaston, Indiana as it prepares to pick up and drop off cars. This is the former diamond of the PM and NKP.

CKIN 815 is moving its gypsum train on the outskirts of Wanatah, Indiana. From here it'll go to Thomaston to interchange with the NS.

CKIN 818 works a cut of grain cars at the local Co Alliance in Union Mills, Indiana. 818 is the only ex DMIR SD18 to be painted into the orange EJE scheme when owned by said railroad.

CKIN 804, a former DMIR SD18, rolls into the countryside of Kouts, Indiana. Far from pulling jennies on the iron range, the old SD-M's now relax on the slow routes of the CKIN in NWI.

CKIN 804, a former DMIR SD18, cruises through Kouts, Indiana as it approaches the old C&O codeline. Rain would fall on and off all day but wouldn't stop a dedicated group of fans!

The Moultire job heads south from Albany as it is almost to town for work and then head back to their yard.

It may seem sunny, but in reality, its pouring rain! CPR 21, the southbound Valdosta Division train, eases two empty plastics cars down the short hill north of Ray City, GA.