I discovered a fading caboose parked in a lot near the center of this small town.

In case you were wondering, this is a "K-Boose".

Greeting visitors to the Roundhouse.

This caboose is parked a few miles outside of Mullens, WV. I reckon it's probably used for back-up moves on one of the old Virginian branches.

Newly painted caboose for regional shortline soaks up the sun at the company shops in Manistee, MI.

Pennsy N5C cabin, built 6/42, welcomes railfans observing the activity below as Conrail 6469 pops out of the old tunnel.

Caboose 562 (built in 1946) was originally for wranglers accompanying their livestock. Here it brings up the rear (and leads on the return trip) of the New Year's Eve passenger train powered by t... (more)

Apparently a newcomer to SRM, this Wabash caboose sits outside of the museum in the yard.

VERY RARE!!! BNSF Cab 12580 with French markings for Operation Lifesaver Canada.

This Milwaukee Road Caboose was built in 1956 by the Thrall Car Manufacturing Co. of Chicago Hieghts IL. It is now on display along the old Milwaukee Road line in Boscobel.

Merchandise freights were scarce on this mainline to Parkersburg. In the late sixties the Great B&O century was coming to an end. Soon the first generation locos would disappear and the B&O C&O, W... (more)