My father got this photo of SLSF H10-44 276 in Kansas City, Missouri circa early 1970s. I'm not sure of the exact location, perhaps 19th Street Yard. R. T. Steinbrenner Photo.

A pair of FM switchers works the joint MILW/CNW Menominee Belt Line in Milwaukee in June of 1975. My brother and I would spend most of this day riding with the crews. This line still exists, but m... (more)

The first locomotive to built at the FM plant in Beloit, WI still works as intended switching cars at its home at the Illinois Railway Museum.

Milwaukee 760 leads a single sand car onto IRM property as it passes the blades at Olson Road.

A CNW FM H10-44 number 1049 awaits it next call on a siding near Escanaba in the fall of 1975 this was FM country for many years but at this point in time most of them were gone

Pacific Transportation Services was a Tacoma, WA, locomotive dealer that owned this Fairbanks-Morse H10-44, parked along the Tacoma waterfront back in 1982. PTS 122 was built for the log-hauling C... (more)

R.T. Steinbrenner Photo

Milwaukee Road Fairbanks-Morse H10-44 No. 760 pulls a Rock Island commuter coach out on the main line at the Illinois Railroad Museum in September 1984. Just repainted in fresh Milwaukee colors, N... (more)

Milwaukee Road Fairbanks-Morse H10-44 No. 760 is the first locomotive built by FM in August 1944 and is preserved at the Illinois Railroad Museum where it is showing off a new coat of paint in Sep... (more)

Milwaukee Road H-10-44 #775 switches an industrial area on the east side of Milwaukee with the Hack's Furniture Building in the background. Hack's furniture went out of business in 1984, but this... (more)

MILW FM H10-44 switcher sits at the Savanna, IL roundhouse in the company of EMD SW1 no. 875, and rebuilt "GP20" no. 957 along with an F unit a a cool, but snowless January morning in 1... (more)

Fairbanks Morse H10-44 9702, one of eight transferred to the Jersey Central by parent Baltimore & Ohio, posed at the Bethlehem (PA) engine terminal on a spring day.

CNW 1057 awaits its next assignment at the Butler (Milwaukee), WI engine house in April of 1972. These FM units were built nearby in Beloit, WI an were known for being able to pull the entire yard... (more)

Chehalis Western FM H10-44 basks in the late-afternoon sun at the Milwaukee Road's Tacoma Shops. It appears the CWWR had the Milwaukee do heaving repairs which the CWWR wasn't equipped as a loggi... (more)

An unidentified FM switcher switches the CNW yard at Washington Street on Milwaukee's south side at dusk in December of 1965. The Allis depot is in the background Once the route of the famed "... (more)