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Photo ID: 223085

This UP "heritage" locomotive has since been repainted into the colors of the Waterman & Western and operates in a city park.

Railroad: Union Pacific
Locomotive: n/a
Location: Waterman, Illinois, USA
Locomotive #: UP 101
Train ID: n/a
Photo Date: December 12, 1993


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By: Ray Peacock-heartlandrails.com

Added: Feb 15, 2008

Views: 6,576
Comments: 3

Favorited: 4
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Photo ID: 206386

No horn, gates open, slow "train" coming. Two workers push 'special' car from Organika Chemical plant, probably to check/repair side track

Railroad: Private
Locomotive: none
Location: Lodz, Poland
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 03, 2006


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By: popolupo

Added: Oct 14, 2007

Views: 11,428
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Favorited: 8
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Photo ID: 201761

The track gang gets creative in making sure they have facilities while working out on the line.

Railroad: Calera & Shelby Railroad
Locomotive: MOW potty car
Location: Calera, Alabama, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: MOW extra
Photo Date: February, 2005


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By: JMH

Added: Sep 16, 2007

Views: 7,968
Comments: 3

Favorited: 14
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Photo ID: 201461

This is the opposite side of the shunt that my brother took Photo ID: 193819. Electric shunts were put in service on the Lake Erie docks replacing steamers to push strings of hopper cars onto the ... (more)

Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Electric Shunt
Location: North East , Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PRR 7
Train ID: Display
Photo Date: August 27, 2007


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By: John Ashbaugh

Added: Sep 14, 2007

Views: 7,001
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Favorited: 7
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Photo ID: 199248

Goose Creek Railroad #16 (ex-Tuckahoe Valley Railroad #93) gasoline-mechanical locomotive on a test run during restoration. This locomotive is two-foot gage and is powered by a 1959 Jeep engine.

Railroad: Goose Creek Railroad
Locomotive: Mechanical
Location: Bristol, Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: GCRR 16
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 22, 2007


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By: Matt Helton

Added: Aug 28, 2007

Views: 4,616
Comments: 1

Favorited: 3


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Photo ID: 197218

The Ffestinog Railway was built in the 1830s as a horse and gravity operated line to transport slate from the quarries at Blaenau Ffestiniog to the harbour at Porthmadog. This is a recreation of a... (more)

Railroad: Ffestiniog Railway
Locomotive: N/A
Location: Porthmadog, United Kingdom - Wales
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 16, 2005


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By: Richard Stevens

Added: Aug 12, 2007

Views: 4,269
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Favorited: 3
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Photo ID: 162411

This HK Porter loco was built in 1925 in Pittsburgh, and did mine duty for Kennecott Copper Corp. until 1955. It was powered by compressed air.

Railroad: Untitled
Locomotive: Porter 0-4-0 Air Locomotive
Location: Kearny, Arizona, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: September 30, 2006


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By: AirNikon

Added: Oct 19, 2006

Views: 6,946
Comments: 2

Favorited: 3
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Photo ID: 154767

Gelmertrain, with its 106% gradient, is the steepest train in the world.

Railroad: KWO Gelmertrain
Locomotive: Cable cars
Location: Zuchwil, Switzerland
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 09, 2006


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By: Fritz Beutler

Added: Aug 12, 2006

Views: 5,667
Comments: 6

Favorited: 2
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Photo ID: 149982

NS 9783 departed Inman Yard light for a RoadRailer train. It allowed for this rare view of the adapter bogey.

Railroad: Norfolk Southern
Locomotive: GE C40-9W (Dash 9-40CW)
Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Locomotive #: NS 9783
Train ID: NS RoadRailer
Photo Date: June 30, 2006


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By: Rich Borkowski

Added: Jul 03, 2006

Views: 7,726
Comments: 1

Favorited: 12
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Photo ID: 141891

Until 2 years ago the Post Office railway operated driverless mail trains beneath the city streets. Unit 756 is loaded with Eastbound mail. The system has now closed, but still exists, it's future... (more)

Railroad: Post Office Railway
Locomotive: Greenbat Electric
Location: London, United Kingdom
Locomotive #: 756
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: Unknown


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By: Alan John Crotty

Added: Apr 23, 2006

Views: 3,878
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Photo ID: 141890

Until 2 years ago the Post Office railway operated driverless mail trains beneath the city streets. Here a through train heading East passes a train in the platforms awaiting loading. The system h... (more)

Railroad: Post Office Railway
Locomotive: Greenbat Electric
Location: London, United Kingdom
Locomotive #: 527
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: Unknown


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By: Alan John Crotty

Added: Apr 23, 2006

Views: 3,220
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Favorited: 3
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Photo ID: 136210

An interesting CN motorcar rests in a siding beside an open coach at GSMR's Railfest. This was part of the annual motorcar run on the GSMR during RailFest.

Railroad: Canadian National Railway
Locomotive: Motorcar
Location: Bryson City, North Carolina, USA
Locomotive #: 146-06
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: September 11, 2004


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By: Bart Davis

Added: Mar 09, 2006

Views: 5,049
Comments: 1

Favorited: 11
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Photo ID: 130991

GE electric switcher built in 1917 and used at the C&O locomotive shop in Huntington, WV, with the proud crew. This unit has since been sent to the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.

Railroad: Chesapeake & Ohio (C&O)
Locomotive: Special Shop Switcher
Location: Huntington, West Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: 18742
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May, 1984


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By: Rob Kitchen

Added: Jan 20, 2006

Views: 8,815
Comments: 1

Favorited: 17
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Photo ID: 115706

Converting A Ford tractor into Railcar

Railroad: North Granary Company
Locomotive: FORD
Location: BENE BERAK, ISRAEL
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: August 17, 2005


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By: Michael Sender

Added: Aug 17, 2005

Views: 13,472
Comments: 5

Favorited: 13
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Photo ID: 108407

The covered hopper was pulled apart but did not derail.

Railroad: Kansas City Southern Railway
Locomotive: None
Location: Floyd, Texas, USA
Locomotive #: PREX 9506
Train ID: KCS M-SHAL
Photo Date: June 03, 2005


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By: Jim Satterwhite

Added: Jun 03, 2005

Views: 45,731
Comments: 9

Favorited: 49
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