Former Chicago Short Lines railroad Caboose #2 rests in the early morning sun at the small yard in E. Chicago.

Most of the crew of Cambria and Indiana's daily train is on the caboose or on the ground to guide the train out of Colver. Bicentennial caboose 56 is sitting out today's activities.

The Cambria and Indiana Railroad painted two peices of rolling stock to commemorate the nation's bicentennial - an SW9 and a caboose. Here caboose 56 stands behind the company's offices in Colver,... (more)

On select sundays during the summer, the Whippany Railway Museum, runs a caboose train between Whippany and Roseland. Lackawanna caboose 896 leads on the way back as Morristown & Erie C-424 #19 pu... (more)

The conductor is a nano-second away from receiving orders, as his train heads west on the Chicago Line in 1977.

Oh, what might have been…a former BN caboose painted in BNSF orange with swoosh lettering, mounted in a city park in Crawford, Nebraska.

With an SD40-2 / DDA40X / DDA40X / DDA40X / DDA40X / SD40-2 lash-up on the headend, and a cupola caboose on the rear, this piggyback train epitomizes the short, fast, high-priority trains for whic... (more)

BNSF 12562 brings up the rear of a BNSF fire train which they brought into Wenatchee and stationed it on the main just in case after a major wild fire broke out near their tracks west of Wenatchee... (more)

Roadside America... While on a work trip, came across this piece of Americana in one of those "blink and you miss it" small towns. Located along the Katy Trail, is this MKT Bicentennial... (more)

Rolling westward in 1979 on the B&O Garrett Subdivision and crossing the former NYC Michigan Central Porter Branch at Willow Creek Junction. Photo taken from inside the interlocking tower.

On 1-1-84 ,C&O acquired the properties of the Toledo Terminal. Operating control was taken on 7-1-84 and with that move the C&O acquired four new cabooses

This was only time I ever saw a wooden caboose for the Ann Arbor.

C112 was caught resting in the EL yard in Dayton. It is a Dunmore caboose [ a riveted one] and rode on express car style trucks. C112 is supposed to be the last caboose on the West End of the EL ... (more)

A pair of Western Pacific cabooses, 444 and 474, were found in the railroad's yard in Oroville, California, on September 3rd, 1973.

The crew is waiting for the traffic to clear before they shove across this road crossing.