Pan Am Railways PAR 1 rolls on to the turntable in preparation for the F-units on parade during the Steamliners at Spencer event as CNW 411 and EMD 103 wait their turn.

Corporate heritage

AMT 1311 (originally CN 4307), sit in hangar #5 at Canadian Railway Museum (Exporail) after giving many years of service.

Looking out of the roundhouse stall at the beautiful slant nose as she waits her turn to spin on the table.

The Amtrak F40 takes center stage for the Friday turn table night shoot.

Originally built in 1968 as Penn Central GP40 PC 3217 before being acquired by Conrail as CR 3217. Ohio Central then purchased her, turning her into OHCR 3217, before being purchased by her curre... (more)

Painting a Thoroughbred. With its new Admiral Cab installed, this SD40-2 is prepped and readied for a fresh paint job at the Juniata Paint Shop.

Visiting engine 178 is facing the "wrong" way for Tanfield railway as engines normally face north. It is at the railway for a couple of weeks and has been used in this week's "Branc... (more)

This steam engine, named 'Gertrude' is on display at the Ontario Science Centre. According to the display info it was built in 1908 and was used in the quarries of Wales hauling stone wagons. It h... (more)

Standing tall and glaring down on this streamliner in its final hour, the scrapper looks like he's just slain a mighty beast as smoke rises from the wounds. The 486 was built in 1957 for the New ... (more)

Union Pacific GE C44-9W No. 9575 is in the railroad’s shop at Kansas City, Missouri, for dynamic brake grid replacement on October 22, 2013.

Under post operation maintenance.

145 is in the house for some work. Photo taken with required PPE.

A classic profile. Well, sort of... As part of the 1974/1975 rebuild into a B-unit, changes were made such as a new prime mover, upgraded electrical gear, and bolting over the cab windows. ... (more)

Canada's first streamlined diesel. CN 9400 was MLW's first FA-1 and was the first cab unit built in Canada. It is now preserved at Exporail. For more train photos, click more)