A trio of Finger Lakes Railway GP38-2's lead the eastbound leg of the GS-2 as it rolls across the causeway and bridge that spans Cayuga Lake and the boating channel. While the channel was still ic... (more)

UP 737 (GP38-2) runs light into the North Yard in Denver, Colorado.

Lancaster & Chester train 12 in Richburg

Enola bound manifest. Photo by Mike Dolenski. From my collection.

CN's Pointe-St-Charles switcher is picking up a short string of cars from the Port of Montreal at the foot of Jacques Cartier Bridge and the now decommissioned Molson brewery building.

Nice mix of 4-axle power on a westbound.

The WW102 heads north with a lone car from Continental past a blooming tree. Later in the year a former B&O and WW caboose would be set in this area by our NRHS Chapter, the Northern Shenandoah c... (more)

The Ft. Smith Dodger coming into Poteau, Oklahoma, where they will branch off of the Ft. Smith Sub and onto the Heavener Sub to head back to their base in Heavener. The trailing GP38-2 is a former... (more)

The Ft Smith Dodger coming out of Jenson Tunnel on their way back South to Heavener. The Jenson Tunnel was constructed in 1885-1886 by the Fort Smith & Southern Railway which was owned by the Fris... (more)

The Ft. Smith Dodger heading North on a damp and gloomy Thursday morning. The grey ghost leader was fitting for the morning conditions.

KCS GP38-2 2016 leads CPKC 248 East through the Dells, crossing over the Wisconsin River and the historic Kilbourn dam as some fishers test their luck on the lower Dells.

A Manville Yard local working the main line. Here the locomotive is running around its train to switch out boxcars at the industry on the left.

CN local no. 500 is crossing over the St-Lawrence Seaway lift bridge with a transfer from Southwark to Pointe-Saint-Charles. On duty were CN's ex-GATX 4912 and IC 9628.

With some spring foliage popping, the WW 102 crew through Downtown Winchester with the 3816 at the helm. The 3816 is going to be dropped off at the shops at Gore for its 92 day inspection. Note ... (more)

Going back a minute to the first time I saw the three L&C Railway GPs all in their Springmaid Blue paint.