Ex BN SD60 now numbered 1432 leads a older FURX unit on a eastbound freight.

In 2000, Andersen Windows Corporation of Bayport, Minnesota donated the smaller of its two plant switchers, the 3110, to the Minnesota Transportation Museum. Andersen Windows 3110 is a 600-horsepo... (more)

This steel caboose, acquired in 2000 by the Minnesota Transportation Museum. During restoration at the Jackson Street Roundhouse shops it was determined that 13500 was most likely the CB&Q's first... (more)

This Northern Pacific caboose, built in 1901 by the South Baltimore Car Works, greets customers as they enter the Great Northern Railway's historic Jackson Street Roundhouse, a former steam engine... (more)

CIT 6017 and BNSF 1427, an SD60 and a SD60M respectively, pull a mixed freight east under Daytons Bluff and the St. Paul skyline on a hot, humid and hazy afternoon. The folks boating on the Missi... (more)

Anderson No. 3110, an ex-Wabash SW-1, retains the colors from when it worked at Anderson Windows in Bayport, MN. MNTX 3110 is outside the roundhouse today getting ready for another day of work w... (more)

The new Green Line is up and running along University Ave between St. Paul and Minneapolis. Here is another train leaving the station near the Minnesota State Capitol on a hot and humid Sunday af... (more)

The massive yard complex that is CP's Pigs Eye Yard.

Nearly missed this shot as an eastbound oil train passes by just in the nick of time to capture this shot of the Pennsylvania Railroad heritage locomotive.

The PRR heritage unit passes by the scenic Dayton's Bluff that got covered by spring snow storm the previous night with 6-12 inches of snow. Over half has already melted.

Double 13 adds a little color to an otherwise brown day.

Across the mighty Mississippi river from downtown St. Paul MN, a small trackmobile works spotting cars for loading at a CHS fertilizer facility while a clam bucket equipped excavator empties a bar... (more)

Check forecast. Set alarm. Wake up and quietly leave hotel for Dayton's Bluff. Take some train photos as the seemingly endless parade of trains rolls by. Return to the hotel for breakfast with th... (more)

A nice looking consist courtesy of the Canadian Pacific RR leads a transfer across the Mississippi River west of downtown St. Paul on a warm summer afternoon.

A hot and humid Sunday morning finds a two man crew hard at work at the Minnesota Commercial yard in St. Paul, MN switching cars and making trains.