Late evening, PA1 ex ATSF in D&H paint scheme working under MBTA flag arriving Bostons South station

Southern Pacific Train 52, the San Joaquin Daylight, is led by an A-B-A set of F7s at Richmond, CA in the 1960s. The train is about to pass under my father's vantage point, the Santa Fe bridge. ... (more)

Burlington Northern EMD E9 No. 9921 leads a westbound Metra commuter train out of Chicago on September 1, 1991. Dominating the background is 108-story, 1,450-foot Sears Tower. At completion in 197... (more)

In the 1960's, Reading FP7 902 leads a short commuter train. I don't have a location for my father's photo, but I think it might be on the CNJ. R.T. Steinbrenner Photo

Quintessential Florida Seminole Gulf Railway's Murder Mystery train crossing the Caloosahatchee River as the sun sets.

What could be the "Seminole", bound for Jacksonville from Chicago, passes the northbound "City of New Orleans" somewhere around central Illinois in the 1960's...but in reality was a photo shoot in... (more)

'The City of Grenada' pauses in the rural town of Tillatoba for a couple photo run-bys on a NRHS Memphis Chapter & Iowa Pacific Holdings sponsored excursion. The super-elevated curve is very appar... (more)

Southern 6133 takes a break during runs on the museum train in Spencer, NC.

When the Super was super

CN 6510 leads a heavy train 2, The Super Continental through Fort Langley, British Columbia on a beautiful autumn afternoon nearly half a ce... (more)

B80-B74 running light to the Brooklyn quarry approach Somerville Road.

The morning train from Montreal to Quebec City is two miles into its 178 mile run as it passes Westmount Tower and slows to make its first station shop. Westmount Tower controlled the entrance to ... (more)

B74-B80 running light from North Dynon to Brooklyn quarry cross the flyover at Tottenham.

In a rare unobstructed view of the former CN F7A, RPCX 9177 sits in the Shenandoah Valley Railroad yard on an absolutely frigid night in Staunton, VA. This locomotive was originally acquired to be... (more)