Union Pacific pile driver #03114 is under steam in Salina, Kansas in January 1960. This product of Industrial Brownhoist was probably built in the Teens (sister pile driver #03110 was built in 19... (more)

A lengthy train of windmill blades departs Salt Lake City for a trip west along the LA&SL to California.

The Wind Splitter She's beautifully restored. For Photo Album see: http://railfan44.rrpicturearchives.net/archiveThumbs.aspx?id=73546

This is a USAF/SAC (Strategic Air Command) B-52 Mobile Simulator Train. The train consisted of an Administration Car, two B-52 Simulator Cars, and a Crew Car. Due to a shortage of simulators and t... (more)

Army train headed south thru the UP Yard in Eugene.

New York City Transit work train at Union Square. Does anyone know what kind of engine this is?

Don't laugh! Oh, go ahead, laugh if you must! It is a funny looking little critter, but on a small narrow gauge operation like ours it actually comes in pretty handy, doing tr... (more)

EBT Gas Motor Car M-3. This photo depicts one of several unique, gasoline-burning vehicles that were developed by the East Broad Top Railroad during the years when it was a common carrier. ... (more)

Proving that there WAS a budget on the Rock Island for weed control, at least in 1976, as a crew work a sprayer in the yard at West Dav, getting a good tan in the process.

WP&YR Railbus #5 is seen here at the Whitehorse shed. Unfortunately this engine is more more in service today on the Railway.

The third of three fuselages on the KICKPASS passes over the Union Pacific. BNSF plans to spend 90 million dollars on a double track project that includes this elevated line through Grand Island.

A Military train with Bradley tanks heading to Port Hueneme is westbound through Burbank station.

Milwaukee had an interesting critter that was used as a shop switcher in Deer Lodge, MT. It operated by means of an extension cord connected to the roundhouse. During operation, they occasionall... (more)

Mead Paper Copmany Plymouth 'TorQuemobile' working at Lynchburg, VA in June 1972. Mead had these locomotives at several locations.

Special thread, usually working two jobs at once car. 7039-7040-7038-7061