Passengers walk towards the warm Amshack to wait for a taxi, while the conductor is losing no time on getting back on his train.

A late 48 arrives 3 ½ hours tardy into Elyria. A cause for the trains delay could be attributed to the freezing temperatures which one local bank clock read at 2*F!

Looking much like the ancestors of the line, WM 734 works her way past Slabtown and is ready for the 3% grade up to Frostburg.

With the moon setting behind it, VN tower greats another bitterly cold Ohio morning.

1225 is minutes away from unloading hundreds of kids at the North Pole.

During a Christmas run on the Huckleberry railroad. The fireman keeps the fire in constant order on this “hand bomber” engine.

It may seem odd to say about the brute industrial look any steam locomotive has, but in this scene 1225 seems to posses an angelic face.

On the last day of the 2007 season, Cedar Point & Lake Erie pulls out and dusts off the “Big Engine” once more for its passengers and crew to enjoy.

Here is a turntable pan shot taken at 1/20th of a second

Perhaps one of the greatest shows in steam railroading today, in my opinion is watching Western Maryland Scenic 734 tackle the 1.75% grade around Helmstetter’s Curve. It’s even better when the... (more)

Good ol’ 22 is about to crest the grade on Boneville Hill, which is a short grade that starts at Frontier station and runs for about quarter of a mile until this bridge. A grade that small may s... (more)

1293 passes through a tranquil swamp area north of Boston. Scenes of peace like this were rare during 1293 only public trip on the Cuyahoga Scenic, since along the entire right of way railfans, lo... (more)

Rods turning, steam hissing, metal glistening, these are just a few things that a diesel can never replicate.

Go ahead you can say it… I’m a daisy picker. During Ohio Centrals 1293 visit to the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic it is about to stop at Akron Northside station. Meanwhile it’s traversing the bridg... (more)

Viscose Company No.6 puts on a good show while trotting along the Lorain & West Virginia Railway, most residents in town might recognize the whistle; it’s a five chime off of a New York Central ... (more)