An GE axle generator on a roller bearing on a EMD truck.

Chessie System’s famous “sleeping kitten” logo still adorns the side of Chesapeake and Ohio 50-foot boxcar No. 21054—now being used by Iowa Interstate maintenance-of-way as storage at Atla... (more)

With any new merger comes the option of choosing a symbol to represent the new company, which is exactly what the newly created Norfolk Southern decided to do in 1982. A horse was chosen over the... (more)

Canadian Pacific's beaver logo was a very nice addition to their locomotives, for a while. But these days, as seen on CP AC4400CW 8563, the poor rodent is looking a bit sad. (Bensenville Yard, F... (more)

From one E to another: Looking at the nose of Iowa Pacific E9A #100 through the nose of #101.

Nearly two decades after the merger, some Santa Fe locomotives have eluded the paint booth and still display their predecessor colors such as the ATSF 119. The cigar band logo and red warbonnet p... (more)

"CONRAIL"
An old Conrail boxcar sits behind the old Cumberland Valley Railroad Freight Depot in Winchester, VA. A local theater remodeled the depot for its use and use the bo... (more)

Chesapeake and Ohio logo that appears on caboose #90219 that is at the C&O Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia.

True Colors - We’re looking at the cab of an RS1 that began life in 1947 as Minneapolis & Saint Louis 547, later renumbered 219. It retained its second number when it was sold to Canadian road S... (more)

Burlington Northern hopper 451806, built in 1973, has survived Mother Nature, Father Time, Teenage Taggers and the 1996 merger to retain its weathered but in-tact BN logo.

Reflections of a predecessor in the headlights.

The logo adorning the side of a Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley coach used in the excursions. This car was a former Erie Lackawanna MU car.

Vintage Canadian National logo adorns the tender of the Baltic steamer displayed at Steamtown.

The Overland Route Named the Harriman Shield in honor of E.H. Harriman who gained control of the railroad in 1897, this particular design first hit the rails in 1904 and then made a reappe... (more)

"FAST FREIGHT LINE"
The Western Maryland Railway heard from the mid 1930's until the 1960's. This one is proudly displayed on WM caboose 1859 at the Hagerstown Roundhouse Mus... (more)