The morning fog has not yet burned off as a bluebonnet F7 leads a sizable train on one of Santa Fe's many Kansas branchlines. Scanned from High Speed Ektachrome.

Wabash F7 1189 brings up the rear of the Santa Train returning to Decatur, splitting the signals at Wabic as it comes into town. These signals don't have much longer, as replacements are up behind... (more)

Wabash F7 1189 pulls the 2015 edition of the NS Santa Train back into the staging area in Decatur.

Wabash 1189 and CN 6789 shove on the rear of Norfolk Southern's 2015 Santa Train. The train is passing Wabic Junction and crossing the CN.

Ex GN F7s pair up for a special photo opp for Railfan Weekend pulling an oil train. Painted in Wabash Paint from its previous owner the locomotives will get new Great Northern Colors with the Wis... (more)

Streamliner for Spencer

The United Railroad Historical Society contributed RDG 284 to the "Streamliners in Spencer" event and is seen here making the first leg of its journey a... (more)

The Bessemer & Lake Erie’s branch from Queen Junction to Kaylor was the last remaining portion of the Western Allegheny Railroad. With track that could not handle six-axle locomotives, the branc... (more)

Classic CNW commuter train with F7 and bi-levels crosses the EJ&E at West Chicago. Since retirement from CNW, 407 has bounced around to a number of tourist lines. It is now owned by NS.

The Grand Canyon in the siding at Glorietta. A Roger Puta photograph.

Hitting 86 mph on Train #23, The Grand Canyon. A Roger Puta photograph.

CNW 425 and 410 double head a commuter train along side another one headed by E8A 515, while two more commuter trains line up on adjacent tracks. Its a typical weekday afternoon, about 430 pm at r... (more)

The San Diegan, consist of 4 F-units, 11 coaches, 1 coach-lounge, and 1 baggage car. A Roger Puta photograph

Hey, is that Tom Flarence waving at me from the cab of that Milwaukee Road F-Unit? Probably not, because we are in Illinois - not Wisconsin. One of his friendly colleagues is as his train hits o... (more)

Route of the Empire Builder now serves the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad on the former SP Tillamook Branch.