The only remaining 567 engined motor on the GNRR takes a break from passenger duties and clean the carbon out of the stacks leading 23 cars of corn to Pilgrim's Pride.

The Illinois Central Gulf had quite a few paint schemes during its existence. Perhaps the most austere was the solid orange one shown here on GP10 8108.

An ICG eastbound detours over the former Wabash in western Missouri.

A GP10 brings up the rear of a light engine move of nine units bound for Enola. This locomotive was originally built as a GP9 for the New York Central in October, 1955, and was upgraded by Paduca... (more)

IC GP10 8408 and a caboose sit on display in Homewood during a light snowfall.

The Sandman pulls up the grade at Round Hill west of Winchester on the afternoon of Thursday, September 12, 2019. Word has come that the new parent company Omnitrax has stored a very good portion... (more)

Raritan Central GP10 7545 and an empty lumber car are at the east end of the yard.

On a Gorey night. Winchester and Western Railroad GP 10s 572 (née PRR 7237, GP9) and 575 (née PRR 7265, GP9) sit at the W&W facility in Gore, VA on the night of Monday, November 25, 2019. These ... (more)

1855, a GP10 owned by Seaview Transportation in Davisville, RI shuffles cars around the Davisville yard.

Seaview Transportation 1855 shoves a hefty cut of loaded auto-racks onto one of the many sidings in North Kingstown, RI.

Farmrail Paducah rebuilds gather at their home in Clinton.

A Pend Oreille Valley Railroad freight banks into a curve on this former Great Northern main line along the Pend Oreille River between Thama and Laclede, Idaho, on October 11, 2019.

DRRV 1823 pulls TFT-1 into the town of Washington past the entrance of BASF chemical, a once large customer of the NS H-02 prior to its closing.

DRRV 1823 pulls TFT-1 into its stop at the former DL&W Port Murray Station, being greeted by residents as well as firemen and police officers.

After cutting off the NS geeps at the east end of Borealis, the the 1823 is now leading the TFT-1 to the west end of the facility on the Washington Secondary to pick up many of the OTT volunteers ... (more)