PURCELL OK Nov 21 1981 — Santa Fe B23-7 6375 leads a mixed freight just south of Purcell. GE built the unit (s/n 42421) in June 1979 and delivered it with a roof mounted air conditioner, AAR-B t... (more)

Seeing Yellow | Heading east through the West Bottoms neighborhood of Kansas City, MO, a Union Pacific engine and a Kansas City Southern engine lead a train of mixed freight across a city s... (more)

The January 1976-built southbound E-60 No. 973 whips around the big superelevated curve just north of Aberdeen's Amtrak station in March 1978- prior to the installation of concrete ties on this pa... (more)

Intermodal switchers working the BNSF ramps.

A U36B/Mate set leads train R623 south into Manchester from Atlanta with heavy pulpwood loads on the head end.

This classic was built in February 1948

Stretch Limo looking DD40 locomotive looks impressive. Just needs some fresh paint.

CSXT 4719 heads out of Selkirk on it second revenue run since it’s rebuild in the last minutes of golden hour light.

A crewman from Hudson Terminal Railroad's #646 (Alco S1) throws a switch in the yard where the engine will sort tank cars.

CSX 9969 leads W003, the Geometry Train West through Minooka.

Nickel Plate Road 1500hp FM H12-44 No.153 built 4/58 one of twenty-two (134-155) owned by the NKP. Number 153 was in yard service at Toledo, Ohio on August 2,1963. Photo by Howard Ameling, from ... (more)

Running on the Colorado & Southern trackage at Sand Creek Junction near Denver on September 09, 1968, an eastbound Burlington freight is propelled by five Chinese red units with U28B 112 on the ... (more)

Livingston, Montana was Northern Pacific's major diesel maintenance facility for their entire transcontinental fleet of freight and passenger locomotives as well as the Rocky Mountain Division... (more)

Fairbanks-Morse H12-44. From a google search. This locomotive was purchased by the Southern Pacific. Not sure why it has yellow UP paint. Corrections, additions are welcome.

UP M-10001 is in charge of train 2, the City of Portland (6 cars), at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 7th 1935. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.