Once sitting nearby rotting in the weeds, #1400 is on display with #29 in Ogden, having been relocation from the Pavilion downtown.

Between Moose Jaw & Regina exists a sprawling network of industrial railroading in Belle Plain which is dominated by Mosaic and the Canpotex hoppers one can find across North America. This set of ... (more)

Giant Grain. Cargill Grain SW1200 no. CAGX 1134 is seen beside the gargantuan grain elevator in Commerce City, CO where the unit works switching covered hoppers.

Railcar Reconstructors. Liberty Railway Services SW7 locomotive no. 140 is seen at the company's facility in Pueblo West, CO, amongst rail equipment and components used by the company i... (more)

Observation Platform. A visit to Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania on June 29, 2016 found former Nickel Plate Road 759 (S-2 Berkshire, 2-8-4, Lima, 1944) flanked on... (more)

Steam at the Station. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 4-8-4 no. 2912 is seen sitting outside Pueblo Union Depot.

Under a cloudy Summer day, part of CSX's Office Car Train sits and awaits its next trip to see part of the system. The building to the right, known at the Kenneth C. Dufford Transportation Center ... (more)

The Action Road. Denver & Rio Grande Western caboose 01516 is seen at the Pueblo Railway Museum in Pueblo, CO.

Working Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Co, two of Sandersville Railroad MP15DC which were previously owned by Norfolk Southern, move some covered hoppers around.

Sitting in the Locomotive Specialists Facility outside of CSX's Rice Yard, a former NS RPU6, a former Illinois Central/Chicago Central Engine, and a former CSX Road Slug await their fate.

Meet an Greet An ALC-42 recently arrived in Boston for crew familiarization. Once their ACSES signaling systems are certified for operation, they'll join the Lake Shore Limited power pool.

Heritage Colors. A matched pair of Cascade Green BNSF SD40-2 locomotives, 1933 and 1660, were seen sitting at the railroad's Pueblo Yard on April 24, 2024.

Pueblo Union Depot. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 4-8-4 no. 2912 is seen sitting outside Pueblo Union Depot on the concreted banks of the Arkansas River.

Preserved in Pueblo. Colorado & Wyoming Railway GP7 no. 103 is seen amongst a variety of other preserved equipment at the Pueblo Railway Museum in Pueblo, CO.

Between Moose Jaw & Regina exists a sprawling network of industrial railroading in Belle Plain which partially includes Viterra's operations which can handle 135 cars of grain within their loop. ... (more)