"C-C" or "Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 407 as static display in front of the Albula railway museum at Bergün by night. The locomotive was built in 1922 by SLM, BBC and MFO and withdrawn in dece... (more)

The proud station master at Barwala poses for a photo at his desk, in front of the token machines and station panel.

Old shuttle junction.

The end of steam is approaching on British Railways and it shows. Locomotives were run until they could run no more and then sent for scrap. With only a few weeks before steam disappeared in the L... (more)

Shortly after 8pm, the 30th Street Station Solari departure board was disconnected and removed. It will soon be displayed on loan to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. More photos of the board... (more)

Approximately one hour before takedown, Walter, the station's Solari board operator began to display some long gone train names on the board. Only programmed names could be shown, and alas nobody ... (more)

The waiting room of 30th Street Station is bathed in fleeting rays of sunlight on the Solari board's final day. More photos of the board and its takedown can be found here: Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: none
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: January 26, 2019

"Tow Service at NRO" Amtrak 66, the "Night Owl", heads east through New Rochelle Station with ex-Metroliner Cab Car 9635 leading. 9635 was part of the night's Amtrak "Tow Service" consist ... (more)

Say "Hello" to my little friend - Steam Railroading Institute's GE 1940's built 25 Ton diesel switching locomotive. This locomotive was purchased at auction by SRI in 2008 and serves as... (more)

Chicago & Northwestern 4-6-0 No. 175

The boiler for Chicago & North Western 4-6-0 R-1 No. 175 seen here undergoing restoration to operation in the engine house (shared by Pere Marquette N... (more)

ACWR 896 former Aberdeen and Briar Patch and former SCL 896 and before all that SAL 1716. It is going to be stored out in front of their office on a piece of track for all to see.

A look inside the cab of Fore River Transportation's 1969 GP38, which was originally built for Penn Central.