This scene took eight people to pull off - two CSRR employees posing with lanterns, three more in the cabs to work the headlights, two railfans with Lumedyne units, and one to coordinate everybody... (more)

Bullet Nose Betty poses on the turntable in downtown Toronto on a summer night in the late 70's.

After clearance issues were brought up, an extra light engine move was needed to move the Daylight to Michigan City, IN via the IHB at Congress Park. A true treat so see SP 4449 at night operating... (more)

Full Moon Baretables. As the full moon rises in the east a westbound baretable train races west on the Seligman Subdivision after the sun which has just set a few minutes earlier.

Dolled up for paying patrons the grand old lady is watched over kindly by her former headquarters building where flags fly on this great spring evening.

Staged for Richmond NRHS Convention

Nearly half a mile away, this late night SEPTA local lights up the catenary and tracks. Note at how the back lighting shows how unstraight the catenary really is.

awaiting diesel powered train from Bay Head, NJ. on the NJ. Coast line.

The rear unit (east) of a two-unit pusher set waits at Altoona before the next shove over the "mountain."

Santa Fe 3751 rests after its first trip to San Diego since 1953.

Former Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway steam locomotive 3751, currently owned and operated by the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society (SBRHS) is under Blue Flag protection at the 8th ... (more)

CN #89 gets her fill after a long day of pulling freight for a Lerro charter.

261 under steam in the yard at Glencoe. This shot was taken at the very moment that the Mars light was turned off and the headlight was turned on, giving the impression that both were on at the s... (more)

Amtrak 14 sits at the Oakland Jack London Square station. Not in view is the coach yard crew along with switcher AMTK 794 taking PV Silver Lariat off the end.

#89 and 31 pose side-by-side in the East Strasburg yard in what could pass for a scene from rural Ontario in the late 1920s.