This pneumatic train on the line 6 crosses Bercy bridge

Amtrak train 311, the "Missouri River Runner", has just dropped its passengers at Kansas City Union Station, and is working its way along Main 4 through Santa Fe Junction to run the wye ... (more)

Amtrak KP701 heads to the Bear Car Shops with two Acela Power Cars fresh out of overhaul. They will re-assemble trainset 18 before towing the completed set back to Wilmington.

Operating longhood forward, a rebuilt MAC is heading toward Main Street Connection. This power was switched out of the yard here, and will be taken to assist with another train in Standing Rock.

DMIR 406 and sister DMIR 409 pull cars loaded with iron ore pellets through the yard at Biwabik, MN on the way down to Two Harbors, MN and the dock. The pellets came from the idled Minorca mine. ... (more)

Loaded coal train NS 812 rumbles east through Pembroke, VA by the New River with the Reading Lines heritage unit on point.

The GLLX 921, with some help from the EX GTW 4428 and the GLLX 1502, pull cars from Paw Paw River Produce. Engineer Stan Sienicki gets the best of the scenery on the job.

Engineer Stan Sinicki pulls a cut of cars from Paw Paw River Produce. CO. Matt Bailey switches out the industry before having to ride a 2 mile shove to the CSX interchange. The 921 nick named Miss... (more)

M204 with the 1776, and 4720 In Weedsport

I017 with a Heritage Duo, Family Lines 1972, and Louisville and Nashville 1850 power the train to Chicago

Alliance yard job

A nice surprise in Selkirk; CSXT 1776 and 4720 moving around Selkirk yard to head to their train, M40927.

Milwaukee Road 988 sits on display in North Freedom. The unit is scheduled to be restored to run again.

A westbound "overhead" empty unit coal train roars by the old C&O station now on the Buckingham Branch Railroad. Despite the name and the appearance of the locomotive's snowplow, this i... (more)

A violent thunderstorm is looming in the background as the local is heading for the siding to do some switching. About five minutes later SPLOOSH! and ten minutes after that the sun was out. Uns... (more)