Built as ATSF 1528 in 1952, this Alco S4 found a home at the Cargill elevator (formerly Continental Grain) in Gilman, IL for 44 years. Finally, in late 2018 it was donated and shipped by flat car ... (more)

Its breezy, but warm autumn afternoon as I prepare to go on duty for the Cooperstown Blues Express. Tonight was was the last run of the Cooperstown Blues Express til next year. When I arrived th... (more)

GMR 303 was making a typical Rutland turn, out of N. Walpole NH, using the roads former Rutland Railway, Bellows Falls to Rutland trackage. Cars in the Gassets picture show up again in the E. Cla... (more)

This is the Green mountain railroad Alco S-4 on the Rutland bound freight switching the Talc Plant at Gassets. Photographer Ken picked a fine late summer day to show us more Vermont railfan eye-ca... (more)

The crew on the Lucas Oil Railroad (LNAC) heads to the Norfolk Southern interchange after completing their morning work in Corydon.

Morristown & Erie No. 14 switches in Roseland as part of a "Working On the Railroad" excursion sponsored by the Jersey Central Railway Historical Society.

Stockton Terminal & Eastern’s former Western Pacific Alco locomotives, S-4 No. 564 and S-2 No. 557, rest in front of the enginehouse at Stockton, California, on March 12, 2000.

Relco #1010 an Alco S4 has been working in Decatur Illinois for quite a few years has been rumored to be scrapped in the near future.

This was just a few of the Alco's in deadline at the Stockyards. There was many more . 9121 was a S-2

60 years ago, Alco S4 #5109 was born and delivered to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. It has since seen many owners and paint schemes, but its current owner, the Toledo, Lake Erie, and Western ... (more)

Alco S4 No. 1514 switches the east end of the yard.

Claremont Concord Railroad Alco S-4 105 is setting out cars along the New England Central's Palmer Subdivision at Claremont Junction, New Hampshire. The classic New England-style wooden bridge in... (more)

Having just been repaired from freeze damage, the Claremont Concord Railroad Alco S-4 #104 is seen being fired up for its nocturnal switching chores at the West Lebanon, New Hampshire enginehouse.... (more)

CCRR Alco S4 104 is back up and running after freeze damage knocked it out of commission for a short time. Here the 104 is shown passing the old B&M freight station before shifting Eagle Leaf Ceme... (more)