KU 001 is still operating for small jobs around the Bluegrass Railway Museum. The 45 ton chain drive loco spent her revenue life at various locations for Kentucky Utilities before being donated to... (more)

Another Republic Locomotive Works product. The nickname 'Big Bird' would fit this centercab well! I believe this is a GE 45 Ton unit

A pair of GE switchers move some cars at Warrenton, NC in January 1978.

Built in 1942, the former Milton American Car and Foundry GE 45 Ton Locomotive in Subury being used by Moran Industries to move car loads of scrap metal. View more of my photos at http://mst145.r... (more)

New York City Transit work train at Union Square. Does anyone know what kind of engine this is?

Locomotive # 84 glides over a short bridge with a two car consist headed back to Newport with the Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts charter train.

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts sponsored a charter on the Old Colony & Newport Railroad. The charter ran all the way to The Hummocks covering all of the operable track on the line. Here the tra... (more)

The Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts sponsored a charter on the Old Colony & Newport Railroad. The charter ran all the way to The Hummocks covering all of the operable track on the line. Here the tra... (more)

An Army 45 ton General Electric Switcher is sitting in front of an awesome South Shore Line sign at the Illinois Railway Museum.

The First Day of Spring! A Wannamaker, Kempton, & Southern private charter passes through the Levans Road Crossing near Steinsville. A special thanks to Jim Eden and the WK&S crew for the great ... (more)

The First Day of Spring! A Wannamaker, Kempton, & Southern private charter rolls past a farm near Steinsville. A special thanks to Jim Eden and the WK&S crew for the great day of railroading! V... (more)

KU 001, used originally at the KU Tyrone, KY plant, spent many years in service at the Green River plant before being donated to the Bluegrass Railway Museum. Now she's back within miles of her or... (more)

The Lake Superior & Mississippi's tourist train passes under the ex-DM&IR bridge near Oliver, on its outbound journey to West Duluth with a special NRHS Convention charter. The older woman at the... (more)

Town & Country's switcher received a fresh paint job, but no logo yet. Note that the old flower mill portion of their elevator, long abandoned, is in the process of being torn down.