The Hawaiian Railway 3:00pm excursion has begun the return trip to the museum at Ewa after stopping at the present end of the line in Kahe Point. Excursion trains stop here briefly to give passen... (more)

It's a busy Sunday afternoon at the Hawaiian Railway Society. Hawaiian Railway 45-Tonner 423 is out of service having some work performed on one truck. At left in the shop is former US Navy Whit... (more)

Koppel Bulk Terminal operated in the port of Long Beach for years, and it later became AGREX. (After AGREX ceased operations, this facility was operated by Metropolitan Stevedore, which became Me... (more)

End of the road. The shops which they called home, the birthplace of thousands upon thousands of flatcars, hoppers and gondolas, the famed Johnstown Car Shops of Bethlehem Steel are now but... (more)

W. F. Hall Printing Co. Whitcomb loco looks good after some TLC. By the way, the rail park was packed ... no parking spots left.

The smoky little Whitcomb arrives back in Bonsal, but this busy day for the all volunteer crew is not yet over until they make one last run to New Hill and return.

The fire train awaiting the next run beside the chapter's GMC high-railer.

Fire patrol New Hope Valley style. Note the water tank and pump being towed behind the engine on motor car trailers. In the distance, the high-railer that was giving rides to photographers can b... (more)

The crew keeps an eye out for brush fires set by the 75. The NHVR is operated by the East Carolina Chapter NRHS. The all volunteer operation were very accomodating and even gave me a ride out to... (more)

The hogger of the fire patrol train keeps an eye on the track ahead as we follow the steam special out the line.

We watch through the cracked window pane of this old 1941 Whitcomb switcher as it follows closely behind the passenger train on "fire patrol." A firefighter from the Apex FD keeps an eye on the br... (more)

A former Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company center cab sits on the overgrown track of Sims Metal America on the old Deepwater Terminal Railroad. Having not seen use since this was a Peck... (more)

Two former US Navy Whitcomb switchers, 45 ton ORL 302 and 65 ton USN 65-00174 sit in the yard at Ewa.

A former US Navy locomotive built in 9/44 for the USN "District Rail Transportation Coordinator" in Oahu handles excursion duties for the Hawaiian Railway Museum. This locomotive has spent its ent... (more)

A former US Navy locomotive built in 9/44 for the USN "District Rail Transportation Coordinator" in Oahu handles excursion duties for the Hawaiian Railway Museum. This locomotive has spent its ent... (more)