Through the early morning mist a former N&W Caboose serves as a shoving platform between yards in Detroit. Here the conductor directs an Early Morning move from Oakwood to River Rouge Yard through... (more)

Two of the 1953 rebuilt E8Ms 83 and 85 with E6B 15A lay over at Dallas, Texas on October 1, 1961 between runs to Kansas City on Nos. 11-12 the KANSAS CITIAN. Photo by Al Chione, from my coll... (more)

Taken sometime in the 1950s. Otto Conrad Perry photo, my collection.

Western Maryland Scenic hosted a Fireball Photo Experience. Part of the photo experience was a night secession featuring CSX 4621 (ex WM SD 40 7496) and WMSRR GP 30 in RWB paint (originally PRR 22... (more)

There is a lot to see at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento. But, if you're lucky enough to get into the old Central Pacific/Southern Pacific shops nearby, there is even more to s... (more)

Alamosa Roundhouse and GP-9 5903

Departing Hornell Yard

Amtrak Super Chief awaits departure in Los Angles

The N&W Heritage unit leads L137 reminiscent of the old WM days when N&W power was common on WM rails. This industry, SGI, is rail served on the other end of the plant, the largest customer on th... (more)

With no west facing engines available at Swan Landing, the crew of G813's train was forced to take the train from there to Jasper riding on a former CREX ES44AC long hood forward.

A Union Pacific monster of an intermodal train symboled ZCIG4 (City of Industry, CA to Global 4 Joliet, IL) is seen crossing the Kansas River at Santa Fe Junction on the Kansas City Terminal Highl... (more)

The head end of an empty CPKC coal train snakes eastbound along the Illecillewaet River on the Mountain Subdivision.

A four pack of RJ Corman EMDs lead Raleigh & Fayetteville train RF01 over the NS and CSX mains at Boylan.

Fresh out of the NS Town Hall Event broadcast from the Elkhart Car Shop, The NS 1080 sits waiting to be taken back to the Engine House before being put into service this night on a train to BARR Y... (more)

Built from Dash 9 9553 NS's newest innovation in MOW equipment sits in the siding near Burnside waits to be called to service.