At daybreak, Norfolk & Western 4-6-0 No. 382 barrels across the Strasburg country side during a series of morning photo runbys coordinate by Pete Lerro of Lerro Productions.

Crossing the San Joaquin river near Fresno, CA.

The bright red nose surrounds the headlights of Montana Limestone Company’s former Canadian National EMD SD50F No. 5404 at Warren, Montana, on the afternoon of June 24, 2016.

Pickens Anderson Job is finally on their way to the NS interchange after having to make an extra pickup for the Belton Job which is waiting at downtown Anderson.

Panning a Classic! Normally nocturnal CN 451 today wasn't ordered out of Macmillan Yard until after daybreak, and it was just shortly after noon when it got to my neck of the woods. They mu... (more)

When the Weyerhaeuser Woods Line and the east end of the Oregon, California & Eastern were scrapped, the salvaged materials were sorted at Sycan. Dismantler A&K Railroad Materials used the old log... (more)

NS 29G and NW #611 race along side each other. NW #611 will pass NS 29G at 2nd crossing not pictured.

A trio of Canadian National GE's bring a loaded train down the wye on their way to Hallett.

BNSF 9243 brings up the rear of a northbound coal empty as it makes its way through a picturesque scene in Palmer Lake, CO. A late-season snow storm dropped a bunch of fresh snow over the previou... (more)

N&W Class J 611 turns on the wye in downtown Roanoke. 10,2,and 4 are when you are supposed to have a Dr Pepper but 611 is good for anytime.

A "Georgian" coach will be on tonight's southbound "Humming Bird"

Tip Top Shape: A line of big GE's (or "Beavers" as they're known to many CP crews) sit ready to go on 7 track at the St. Paul Roundhouse. Also getting some attention is a GP20-ECO... (more)

With the recent news of all pool jobs being abolished on the famed Central of Georgia P-Line, one of the last road trains tp make the trip between Columbus and Birmingham is this 187 seen here eme... (more)

The World Famous Horseshoe Curve

Grain train 50T wraps around the valley on the Horseshoe Curve. Built by the Pennsylvania Railroad and opened to traffic in 1854, Horseshoe Curve fil... (more)

A northbound Amtrak Cascades heads under the Tacoma Narrows bridges with the Seahawks cabbage on the rear.