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Freight Cars
By: Scout9410 | Album Views: 2,495 |
| Primarily Vintage Rail Equipment or Fallen Flags Still in Service at the time of the photo. |
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NS former Southern Mainline
By: Travis Mackey | Album Views: 2,494 |
| NS Trains on the former Southern Railway Washington, DC to Atlanta, GA Mainline - Washington District (Washington, DC to Lynchburg, VA) - Danville District (Lynchburg, VA to Linwood, NC) - Charlotte District (Linwood, NC to Greenville, SC) - Greenville Di |
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The Locomotives that Baldwin Built
By: John Doughty | Album Views: 2,483 |
| Dedicated to my father, John R. Doughty, Sr., and to his great uncle, Robert F. McKee, Sr., who worked at the Baldwin Locomotive Works as a senior design engineer, including working on the design for the Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 2-8-8-4 Yellowstones |
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Amtrak in Wyoming
By: Ellis Simon | Album Views: 2,481 |
| Even though Amtrak no longer serves the Cowboy State it had a strong presence in the past and trains occasionally detour through the state. |
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Bow Coal Train
By: Ryan K | Album Views: 2,478 |
| The Bow Coal Train delivered coal from the mines of West Virginia to the power plant in Bow, NH.
It was a joint effort run by the Boston & Maine with several other railroads over the years including the NYC, Penn Central, Conrail, and the P&LE. |
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Covered Bridges
By: Ronnie Schnepf | Album Views: 2,473 |
| Fortunately, many covered bridges survive throughout the US. Even more fortunately, some are located in the photographic vicinity of rail lines. |
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-EMD FP9,A,Au liveries
By: Ed Bottum | Album Views: 2,406 |
| in progress. Many thanks to photographers! One in my album series of North American passenger train locomotive liveries. |
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