Milwaukee Road bay window caboose, built in the railroad’s shops at Milwaukee, now sits on display near the Chamber of Commerce at Three Forks, Montana, on June 17, 2014.

GN 24 ft. caboose no. X592 basks in the gray skies of western Washington on April Fools Day, 1979. I have not been able to find any more info on the caboose, perhaps someone might know what happen... (more)

DWP caboose no. 53100 is a former New York Central bay window caboose acquired second hand as business increased in the 1980s. Shown here at their West Duluth yard.

Conrail Quality Pirates: A Conrail Shared Assets crew is seen on Conrail Caboose #22137 with a pirate flag flying on the side as it proceeds to head west through Lincoln Interlocking on th... (more)

DWP was experiencing traffic growth in the ealry 1980s and needed more cabooses. One example was a former GN St. Cloud shops caboose, DWP 53102, acquired from BN, shown at West Duluth, MN.

In the early years of the BN merger, Wenatchee, WA was a healthy source of originating traffic requiring both branchline and mainline locals. It's GN history lived into the mid-70s with some GN pa... (more)

A Santa Fe caboose brings up the markers on an eastbound manifest at Cajon Junction, California. The colorful consist includes a company-service tank car.

Honorably retired. Clinchfield dolled up some their old cabs and sold them at auction. To me that shows something so lacking in the world today, a touch of class. What a crummy Christmas gift t... (more)

The Minneapolis skyline make a great background in the morning light.

A gaggle of former Milwaukee Road Cabeese rust away on St. Feriole island, near a grain facility in Prairie du Chien.

A very rare sight in 2020, A caboose bringing up the rear of a revenue freight train. Here is an Ex-N&W caboose on the end of NS 377. I have been chasing trains for close to 7 years now, and this ... (more)

Denver & Rio Grande Western caboose 01416 was built by the railroad’s Burnham Shops (in Denver, the downtown of which is visible to the caboose’s right) in August 1941. Originally, these cars wor... (more)

A Classic Santa Fe caboose brings up the markers on a northbound Santa Fe train at Ilfeld, New Mexico.... (more)