On February 8, a Vermont Rail System Kershaw Ballast Regulator-equipped snowplow (KBR-850) is clearing overnight accumulation along the GMRC Bellows Falls Subdivision at Chester, VT.

CP 252 barrels down the straightaway between Wadhams and Westport the morning after a storm dumped over a foot of snow across the region.

ESU2A narrow gauge diesel locomotive with a self-made snow blower cleans tracks of Karinskaya railway..

PS1 narrow gauge snowplow cleans tracks of Karinskaya railway. Snowplow PS1 was produced in the 50s of the XX century by the Demikhov plant (DMZ) in Moscow region. PS1 have an all-metal body. Snow... (more)

An SFG windmill train powered by three RS-18's heads west.

A quartet of Finger Lakes Railway GP38-2's are smashing through snow drifts from Winter Storm Harper as they head east through Seneca Falls, New York. The GS-2 turn to Solvay is the first train to... (more)

ESU2A narrow gauge diesel locomotive with a self-made snow blower cleans tracks of Karinskaya railway..

While not the biggest snowstorm in recent memory by any means, a scheduled Monday off happened to work out as the Central Maine & Quebec hadn't run down the Searsport Branch since the previous wee... (more)

CP heritage SD70ACU 7011 hits a plow line as it leads CP 686 east through Pewaukee.

CN 5750 leads train 406 through the snow at Hampton, New Brunswick, passing the old railway station, now tourist bureau.

Amtrak #5 the 'California Zephyr' exits tunnel #3 climbing through the flatirons into the heart of the D&RGW tunnel district on a nice and snowy Spring morning in the mountains.

VIA 624 heads east on the south track of CN's Montreal Sub, with CN 120 visible in the background on the north track.

A trio of ore service C40-8s power a former C&NW Jordan Spreader up Steelton Hill in far western Duluth as a snowmobile passes by on a trail using an ex-Northern Pacific grade.

On a windy frigid day in the Berkshires, Housatonic local NX-12 prepares to depart West on the main with its CSXT interchange pickup beside the Pittsfield Yard Office.

Saturday night the 18th, and for most of the day on the 19th of January, Southern New Brunswick received a healthy dumping of snow. Although not the 80-90cm that Newfoundland got on Friday alone, ... (more)