A CP work train has arrived 9 miles south of Cranbrook and is in the process of running around its train. It will pick up loads, connect them to their caboose, then spot empties for loading before... (more)

A brief rain shower made everything shine, but did little to clean the grime off of L&NE caboose 583.

I was just passing thru and little did I know this would be the last equipment I would ever see on this line which went into Jenkins and slightly beyond. Great that the unit and caboose looked so... (more)

The 1:00 p.m. Whippany Railway Museum excursion train is crossing Merrill Lane. The train includes a colorful consist of equipment, including the Jersey Coast observation car and the Heritage Cabo... (more)

UP local power, GP7 No. 101 and caboose 25097 rests at Kent, Washington between runs up and down the Kent Valley between Seattle and Tacoma. The local handled the Tukwila industrial park as well a... (more)

The Whippany Railway Museum ran a series of caboose excursions between Whippany and East Hanover for Grandparents day. Heading back to Whippany, Lackawanna caboose 896 leads the Caboose Train, whi... (more)

This nice NP caboose rests in front of the Yellowstone Gateway Museum in Livingston, a major shop town on the NP and still used to a lesser extent by MRL. The wooden cross-buck and semaphore signa... (more)

The Wooden Caboose in Crescent City - [Plate 400] - Forlorn and all alone, this caboose from the long defunct Crescent City & Smith River RR sits by the Rabbit building at the Del Norte Cou... (more)

It's a lineup of authentic New Jersey Heritage cabooses! Both Tri State Railway Historical Society and Whippany Railway Museum's fleet of Heritage cabooses will see service during the next several... (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)

One of MRL's unique cupola cabeese hangs onto the rear of a Jimbo Local that is working East over the 10th Sub picking up old ties.

"Nordhouse Dunes is part of the Ludington Dune Ecosystem, The Nordhouse Dunes are interspersed with woody vegetation such as juniper, jack pine and hemlock", and a caboose. Thanks to Fritz Milh... (more)

A Family Lines caboose brings up the rear of a "funeral train" full of former L&N and SCL first-generation diesels. These locomotives are headed west on the IHB and are most likely boun... (more)

Erie N3 caboose C140, brings up the rear of the first trip of the day, on the Black River & Western.