Found this classic crummy in the Baltimore & Ohio yard on an overcast day.

How Tomorrow Moves...Snow. Or so says this CSX flanger. Flangers like this one have been the primary means for snow fighting on this ex Conrail line between Boston and Selkirk since this series of... (more)

The conductor steps outside of his office for a breath of fresh autumn air while stationary in the westward siding.

By the mid-1980s, most cabooses on the D&RGW were living on borrowed time. Caboose 01489 was spotted in fresh paint near Provo on June 20, 1984. It was originally constructed by the Rio Grande at ... (more)

Southern Pacific caboose 1037 sits on display in the Old Poway Park as part of the Poway Midland Railroad. In the background is an old Santa Fe boxcar. This little railroad is located about 30 m... (more)

Interesting caboose I came across while chasing the Fort Worth & Western Dublin turn. The owner duplicated an ATSF HO scale caboose to this one. Either a BN or RI caboose at one time before it was... (more)

A beautifully-kept CB&Q caboose adorns the Two Brothers Roundhouse (fka Walter Payton's Roundhouse, fka CB&Q Roundhouse), a facility that is over 150 years old.

A typical hot and hazy summer afternoon in the Chicago area finds the crew of this IHB switch job protecting the shove from the platform for a Conrail caboose. I'm sure this wasn't the IHB's most ... (more)

A small park is adjacent to the Tehachapi Depot Railroad Museum where these signals of railroading past are on display along with an old caboose, SP 2009.

Owing to a few days of considerable snowfall on the Vermont Rail System the services of Vermont Railway VTR Flanger X-24 were put to use on New Year's Eve. The train cleared several feet of snow ... (more)

An old caboose at the Pueblo Railway Museum.

Originally built by the ATSF in their 500 series class in 1948, this waycar was later rebuilt into the Ce-3 class by the West Wichita, Kansas shops in 1968. With the new lease on life also came an... (more)

A recent addition to the Columbus and Chattahoochee line up is a caboose still in the Bay Line colors and lettering which may soon serve as a shoving platform for this relatively new railroad oper... (more)

Before it closed one of the main jobs of the large former NP Como shops in St. Paul was caboose work. Here a pair of new cabooses (delivered earlier in 1980) appear to be having some modification ... (more)

A classic SSW bay window caboose departs Salt Lake City for Roseville, CA.