One of the last Catskill Mountain Railroad trains between Mount Tremper and Phoenicia passes milepost 26 (from Kingston, N.Y.) on the last day of operations.

"Grass Covered Curve"

Following a brief downpour, a New York Central painted Alco trundles into Nulltown, Indiana with an old combine in tow. The combine is making its first trip on the mainline after being out of ser... (more)

Freshly Lettered

The Bath and Hammondsport was noted for keeping its two Alco S1's immaculate. When we visited, the only disappointment was that the crew had a short day, and we only had a few minutes to photograp... (more)

After some shop work, electrical tinkering and half a new coat of paint, 407 is back in action to serve as the main motive power on the Catskill Mountain Railroad's 'Esopus Scenic Train' in what s... (more)

One of two ALCO locomotives owned by the Hobo Railroad, shoves the 3PM train back to the depot after a successful excursion.

This ALCO S1 sits among the weeds behind the North Creek station.

Berkshire Scenic Railway 0954 pauses at the Yokun block station at the line's museum during a night photo event.

After a successful Dynamo Productions photo charter, this ex-Army switcher is tied down for the day. Note the ornament on top of the bell.

On a Monday morning run, from Montpelier Junction, Vermont, #29 a super, fresh red Alco S-1 is about to continue along North Main Street in Barre. Train had stopped to flag a road crossing at Myle... (more)

I would have to say that being a railfan in Manhattan is probably a bit different than what most fans in North America experience. I live on an island of only 22.96 square miles of area but I sh... (more)

USAX 7371 poses beside the classy engine house at APG on the second day of 1998. Notice the dismantled front steps and parts strewn about the walkway.

A broken rail stopped activity for a couple hours, but the MOW guys have finished their work, and are watching as the engineer eases S1 18 over the patch.

The stack is capped but parts are scatttered all over the running boards and I don't think this one has run in a long time. BTW as of today, the only Arkansas S-1 unloaded by anybody.