Sitting in the shops area near the northern end of the Napoleon branch - DT&I's mainline in pre-Henry Ford days - 222 waits for its crew to board and head for the Campbell Soup factory across the ... (more)

The KATY F3 locomotive museum gets new paint.

Tom Bowers photo.

A Western Pacific GP35, wearing 'new image' livery, awaits an assignment on the WP main from Rio Grande's Roper Yard in South Salt Lake. The little EMD was built new for the WP in Nov. 1964.

A strange summer thunderstorm is passing through Northern California as NVRR 72 prepares to take the Napa Valley Wine Train up to Saint Helena and back.

In 1971, the desperately power short Clinchfield elected to go outside of EMD, which had made up their entire roster, to attain new power. They went to GE, which delivered the first 7 U36C's ever ... (more)

Sporting a paint scheme which somewhat resembles the Blue and White of the old Rock Island, this ex-Southern Pacific SW1500 (still with Union Pacific no. UPY 1211 in the number boards) switches in... (more)

EJ&E 674 waiting it out at the laundry building in East Hazle Crest.

A recently repainted CSX Geep sports the new "boxcar logo" while it basks in the afternoon sun. The 2806 began it's career in June of 1979, built as Conrail engine 8265.

"Yellowbonnet" F9As 284C and 287C are on the Clovis-Slaton Local switching cars at Texico on the New Mexico-Texas state line. These two units are two of the seven 281 Class F9 cab units to receive... (more)

exUP Amtrak 420 was at the Santa Fe Cleburn shops

A sparkling clean Rio Grande SD40T-2 takes a break in the joint Union Pacific/Utah Railway Provo Yard on May 14, 1988. The 5378 was built new by EMD for the D&RGW in Jan. 1977. It would be one of ... (more)

AMTK F7B 398 (ex-AMTK 150, ex-BN 9745, nee-GN 383B) on e/b San Diegan at Fullerton CA – 11/25/74

A weekend Boonton Line "shuttle" train from Bay Street (Montclair) to Hoboken Terminal makes a quick stop at the employee-only MMC-ROC (Rail Operations Center) Station. The locomotive is shoving ... (more)

Two of Delaware Lackawanna's working ALCO fleet take the weekend off to allow the Railfest visitors to appreciate them.