Family Lines caboose SBD 21113, is on display in the Bostic Lincoln Center park off of North Main Street in downtown Bostic, North Carolina. Across the street is the small Thermal Belt Railway ya... (more)

The Caboose In Railroad Square. Next to the restored 1877 former West Shore Railroad (later New York Central Railroad) passenger station on today's CSX River Sub in Haverstraw, New York, si... (more)

A quiet and foggy Saturday morning finds newly placed Great Northern caboose X-259 (built 1948) sitting on rails beside the city of Bemidji’s Great Northern Depot which was James J. Hill’s las... (more)

NS 593 emerges from the Allegheny Tunnel as it heads westbound through Gallitzin PA on a rainy and cold October day. The train is passing a former Pennsylvania Railroad Caboose that sits at the G... (more)

A freshly painted caboose sit's on display at CSX's REDI training center as a welcoming sight when arriving on the property.

Former UP Caboose in downtown Sachse

In downtown Flatonia, a small railroad museum keeps a nicely restored caboose and interlocking tower on display.

Ex-2268 built by ATSF in 1949, rebuilt in 1976 according to atsf.railfan.net.

Don't know the full story behind this one but I thought Justin's Caboose was a unique display at Ringley Park in Downtown Coeburn.

Caboose. Another railroad bonus was seeing the former Niagara Hobby ex-NW 518438 (painted as Erie Railroad N-3366) caboose, which was recently relocated to Hudson near a barn-style building... (more)

A local resident of Thomson, Illinois who lives near the ex-Milwaukee Road trackage has a restored bay window caboose on display in his backyard.

Pine Mesa was built for the Santa Fe, and served Amtrak under the same name. The car is part of the Temple museum collection, which is at the Amtrak station. It is undergoing restoration t... (more)

The desert sun has taken its toll on the paint on this caboose displayed at Needles CA. Not only are the numbers faded beyond recognition but what appears to be graffiti has also long since faded... (more)

This Milwaukee Road caboose sits about a quarter of a mile south of it's former line in Monroe, WI. The line is now owned and operated by the Wisconsin & Southern railroad as a branch line that en... (more)

Still resting on her side after being trucked from Wellsboro, PA as such, this Pennsy boxcar is destined to serve as a theater and storage space at the Railroad Museum of Long Island's Greenport l... (more)