What appears to be an Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway train is actually a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway train, as the BNSF was but five months old at this time, and many of the locomotiv... (more)

Burble, whistle and wheeze. One of my favorite oldies. Photo by unknown. From my collection.

Eight may be enough to get this merchandiser to its destination. Unknown photographer, from my collection.

Delaware & Hudson Railway GP39-2s 7404 and 7615 roll through upstate New York with a freight. D&H 7404 is the former Reading Line 3404 (some of the old RDG yellow is showing through on the number... (more)

Delaware & Hudson Railway GP39-2 7404 was built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division in December 1974 as Reading Lines 3404. The D&H later renumbered it to DH 374, and it later ended up on C... (more)

I always loved C&NW's GP7 and GP9 museum. Were there any two exactly alike? Orphans were gathered on the cheap from all over, this one coming from NYC/PC/CR 5657 via PNC. And check out that hor... (more)

I've had this slide for years. Definitely one of the oldest in my collection. I looked at it today and decided I could do something with it. Photographer unknown, from the Tom Smart collection... (more)

I looked to see if I had posted this before and found 869 at the same spot. No photographer noted on the slide. From my collection.

Portland Terminal Company S-4 1063 (originally Delaware & Hudson 3047) was sold to Massachusetts' Bay Colony Railroad in May 1983. It was stenciled for the new owner before it was shipped south. ... (more)

Photographer unknown. From my collection.

Photographer unknown. From my collection.

I wonder if they might have done better had they brightened things up a little earlier, like in 1946. Photo by unknown. (Please label, preserve and make provisions for your slides folks.)

I noticed RP.net didn't have a shot of this one at all. This might work. Great old paint scheme. Photo by Bob Lehman.

This Bethlehem Steel coal hauler is long gone, the shops put to other use, but they were doing well when we visited on a Labor Day weekend many years ago. I wonder what kind of MU they had with o... (more)

As unusual as it seems to see a four axle road unit nowadays, the GP60M was a well proportioned unit that looked great in its Warbonnet colors, albeit a bit marred by the intrusive BNSF lettering.... (more)