"Going, Going, Gone!": Reading & Northern T1 4-8-4 #2102 heads south on the final leg of a round trip between Nesquehoning and Tunkhannock, PA on June 21, 2025. This picture was taken on... (more)

The Big Hill and The Spiral Tunnel Route This train is about to enter Tunnel 3 on the steep climb for Kicking Horse Pass. Mount Stephen towers 10495 feet high, a testament to the mountai... (more)

CSX’s We Are One engine leads a manifest along the James River.

Reading 2102 rests in Port Clinton shortly before blasting out of town with its passenger train on a gorgeous October morning.

A golden sunset glints off the drivers of Union Pacific's famous pair of operating steam locomotives #844 and Big Boy #4014 as they sit at the steam shop in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

NS 812 thunders east down the Altivista with the Interstate and New Jersey Central leading.

Cass Scenic Railroad Shay 5 uncouples from its passenger train in Durbin during a snowstorm on a cold January day.

UP 7737 emerges from the salt lakes as they make their run east towards Ogden.

Sunshine and blizzard conditions engulf BNSF 6279 (ES44AC) as it leads a train through Tolland, Colorado.

The 2024 CSX Santa Train passes over a bridge before its stop at Toms Bottom. There, Santa and his helpers will disperse gifts to the awaiting children.

An orange sunset falls over the California Zephyr #6 train as it runs through Crescent on the Moffat Tunnel sub towards Denver, Colorado.

The blue hour catches the California Zephyr #6 train as it runs into Coal Creek Canyon on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

Around The Bend | Crossing Limekiln Rd. near Gravette, AR on a mild Saturday, November 9, 2024 evening, a northbound train of empty coal hoppers has just met a southbound train at Dorsey an... (more)

Downtown Downpour | Running light, Arkansas & Missouri engines 68 and 44 roll through downtown Rogers, AR in a heavy rainfall around 3 o'clock in the morning on Saturday, November 9, 2024. ... (more)

The photographer Lewis Hine is known today as a man who worked toward reform for the working person. His photography highlighted the extreme conditions they worked in. What is less known is he did... (more)