The typical modes of transportation when you think of Lancaster County, PA.

Great Western #90 makes her way through the scenic Amish countryside in PA.

NS 22A boasts a colorful lashup as it crosses the Holston River near Bluff City TN.

The UP1996 - SP Heritage heads up the Cajon Pass, headed for Yermo.

Former US Steel center cab GE locomotive pulls the Pine Creek train around the loop.

The Pine Creek Railroad operates one of the few remaining CNJ RR wood cabooses. It was retrucked by the railroad to allow it to operate over the narrow gauge trackage.

Lake State Railway train 326 southbound which originated at Alpena rolls through the small village of Ossineke.

A BNSF EB mixed freight led by a GP38-2 and 4 SD40-2s heads through Clinton on the MRL.

An autorack train roars out of Hickory Creek #2 tunnel deep in the gorge, soon to start the ascent of Duff Mountain. Autoracks normally don't require the helper to get up and over the grade.

EB grain empties at Rock Creek.

With a crescent moon shining over them, the crew of the ''Canton Cannonball'' works at sunset in LaHarpe, Illinois switching out a train bound for points east. Engineer Doug Henry will be on duty... (more)

Sunrise on a hot and humid summer day near MP 37 on CSXT's Louisville, KY to Cincinnati, OH line. MP 37 is 37 miles north of Louisville.

During the Wutachtalbahn 30th anniversary weekend, former Baden Class VIc 2-6-2T No 75 1118 climbs from Futzen to Epfenhofen with a train from Weizen to Zollhaus-Blumberg.

Renishaw Ironworks Number 6 heading away from Causey Arch on the Tanfield Railway. This is the world's oldest existing railway dating from 1725 when it started as a horse drawn waggonway.