UP 6445 leads a coal train east through Kirkwood.
In its first visit to Wabash rails, NS 1070, the Wabash heritage unit, leads 099 east through St. Charles.
The Manufacturer's Railway pulls across Broadway Street as it pulls out of the Budweiser Brewery. The MRS will soon be sold off to a new shortline operator as Anheuser-Busch is pulling out of the ... (more)
The largest operating steam engine in the world lays over in St. Louis.
Rock Island Aerotrain 3 sits near the future new entrance to the Museum of Transportation.
C&IM 551 sits on display at the Museum of Transportation.
Alton & Southern GP38-2 2000, 2 A&S SW1500s, a UP SD90MAC, and a UP AC4400CW hold with a eastbound stack train.
Saint Mouis Metro 3022 head through downtown St. Louis with the Gateway Arch looming in the background.
Duluth Missabe & Northern steam engine 502 sits next to a old ALCO at the Museum of transportation.
Erie Lackawanna SD45 3607 sits on display at the Museum of Transportation, looking good in its fresh paint.
Amtrak P42 49 sits in St. Louis with the northbound Texas Eagle, getting ready to depart for Chicago.
The Gateway Arch looks over a trio of UP SD60Ms, led by 2453, on a westbound manifest heading though St. Louis.
RailCruise America F9PH 1010 switches its passenger cars as it gets ready to pull the cruise train. Nice to see F9s in 2005!
UP AC6000CW Convertable 7329 rounds the curve at Kirkwood Station with a Westbound manifest.
