Sporting the new Champion Heritage paint scheme, FEC 716 and FEC 714 race north with train 210 towards Jacksonville.

Cruising west towards Terre Haute with a Baker turn is a fine looking SD 40-2.

Pan Am switcher PO-1 prepares to do some switching at Deering Junction with GMTX leaser #3005.

Freshly built Surfliner power makes their one and only visit to Albany after being delivered but before being shipped out west to their permanent home.

Close-up view of two CREX GEs being tested by Northshore Mining. EMD SD70ACe units are slated to test later in the year.

You see a locomotive, and I see a movie star. Runaway Train is one of my favorite movies, and not just because it starred four locomotives racing through the Alaska wilderness at high speed. Rid... (more)

GRYR 4066, a cabless B30-7AB sits in Grenada on a nice sunny afternoon. Behind it is a Bombardier HR412, one of only 11 built. Taken on GRYR property with permission from an employee.

Originally owned by the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis, passed on to Louisville & Nashville, purchased by the Clinchfield Railroad, and eventually purchased by Clinchfield Coal Company, CCO... (more)

Easily the most unique on the Clinchfield roster and one of the rarest diesels in the US was the EMD NW3. This diesel was a standard switcher that was 1 of 7 built in 1942 for the Great Northern,... (more)

No. 7 switches cars at the end of a long day. She's painted in two-tone olive green with gold pinstripes, the way most Baldwin locomotives were painted at the factory in the 1890s. Note the uniqu... (more)

Apparently the maintenance people got a little more power than they ususally have in the bureaucracy and for a few years were given their own dedicated locomotives, usually cast-offs. This one st... (more)

Assigned to Casper, Wyoming, is Burlington Northern GP9 1962. This engine was the former Chicago Burlington & Quincy 277. It would later be sold to the Great Western Railway of Colorado as their... (more)

A long way from it's former home rails, Nashville & Eastern #4270 basks in the afternoon spring sun in central Tennessee.

Fresh from repainting this geep is believed to be the first G&W scheme locomotive to be assigned to OTVR, a former Rail America property in western Minnesota.

While it still retains the white diagonal stripes from its days on the Burlington Northern and Great Western Railway, this 1950 built SW7 now finds itself working for Liberty Railway Services as i... (more)