Southern #630 leads the Summerville Steam Special southbound to Summerville, Georgia passing through Rossville, Georgia.

A pair of low flying Boeing 737 fuselages run through Hudson, Colorado on the Brush Sub.

Chesapeake & Ohio 2699 recreates a scene that probably happened in the 1940s where C&O 2699 meets an Ann Arbor freight in Owosso.

Pere Marquette 1225 masqueraded as Chesapeake and Ohio 2699 poses for a night photo session at the Owosso turntable on a cold and snowy night.

Pere Marquette 1225 masqueraded as Chesapeake and Ohio 2699 poses for a night photo session at the Carland Elevator on a cold and snowy night.

Heavy Cab at Hoboken. NJ Transit GP40PH-2 no. 4100 rumbles away at the bumping post on Track 5 at Hoboken Terminal. The train had been wyed the previous weekend due to a snowstorm that ... (more)

Reading 2102 pulls onto the mainline in Port Clinton on a rainy October morning.

Reading 2102 rests in a cloud of steam on a shortly before departing Port Clinton on dreary October morning.

Hartwell 4556, still wearing its CNW colors, shoves down the spur into Greif to pull a single covered hopper.

Two-and-a-half-year-old Brill railbus No.?101 departs Seaside Park and begins its return trip to Norfolk’s Union Station in this July 1937 photograph. These railbuses featured a small front carg... (more)

Reading 2102 steams off the Reading & Northern Steam Shop spur track on a cold October morning.

Skyline Six. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R62A car 2061 is the lead motor on a Woodlawn-bound 4 train - incorrectly signed as a 6 train - seen ascending the grade of the Jero... (more)

"Twilight of the Shenandoah J" Norfolk and Western 611 simmers quietly on the steam track at Victoria Station, surrounded by mountains in the Shenandoah Valley.

BNSF 8751 (SD70ACe) runs a manifest east on the Moffat Tunnel Sub through Chemical, Colorado.

Snow has been sparse in southwestern Colorado so far this winter. After a few inches fell the night before, Train 262 makes a pull for Rockwood. Within a few hours the snow would be gone once more... (more)