Former N&W caboose in dire need of a little paint rolls down the Pokey on a mine run at the curve known as Old Joe.

WNYP Alco C424 #421 and caboose #300 rest under the PA 322 overpass in the WNYP yard at Meadville, PA

This Union Pacific Steel Caboose - Class CA-13-2, originally built for the CRI&P in 1967, but in this scene it is adorned in UP's Armor Yellow. During the seventies and eighties, employee contrib... (more)

Three proud railroaders smile as they prepare to take an old friend on one final trip. While no one of these three individuals has as many years as 1948 vintage caboose built by PC&F, collectivel... (more)

A Chessie caboose brings up the back end of a southbound through Lexington.

A roadrailer along with a freshly painted BN caboose heads out of Grand Forks to do some work farther south.

Rust slowly takes over an IC caboose which spends much of its time on a siding in the yard.

Sometimes there were other objects to take a picture of while waiting to photograph PRR steam next door at South Amboy.

A freshly painted wood-sheathed caboose sits in Turcot yard.

Union Pacific's YRO51R switcher works a lumber yard spur in Utah's city of South Salt Lake. CA-11 caboose #25821 still serves it's original owner faithfully as a shoving platform for this urban re... (more)

Raritan River caboose 7 and two others sit in the sun at South Amboy. This was a delightful little railroad that almost seems to have come from a child's imagination with red diesels and yellow ca... (more)

A relic from the past. This old Union Pacific Caboose has seen many years in service on the Union Pacific system, before cabooses were taken out of service. Withthe caboose sun bathing, it's class... (more)

Back when Roper Terminal was a joint Rio Grande and Western Pacific venture, switch engine #134 carefully shuttles three D&RGW and one WP caboose at the west end of the yard. Note the dress code w... (more)

Date approximate. Facility is now history. Must be an interesting story here but I don't know it. Comments/corrections are welcomed. Thanks to Joe Hinson for the city update.