Santa Fe SD40-2 5160 with Missouri Pacific SD40-2 3300 at Fort Worth, Texas Centennial yard.

Freshly-painted Vermont Railway SD70M-2 #431, ex-Florida East Coast Railway #101, is posed for an engineer side roster view of the very bright locomotive at Proctorsville, Vermont.

Having just emerged from having the final touches added, Vermont Rail System's Vermont Railway SD70M-2 #431, ex-Florida East Coast Railway #101, has it's first official portrait taken at Rutland, ... (more)

A set of four-axle BNSF units including a recently outshopped GP60M-3 sit out New Years Day in Fontana at the former ATSF Kaiser Yard located along Metrolink's San Gabriel Subdivision.

Westbound ducks under the BNSF at Acker Road.

"For his unwavering commitment to safety, this locomotive is dedicated in honor of John W. Givens, Foreman General, North Little Rock, Arkansas. J.C. Kenefick Safety Award Winner 1996."

A long string of local power is tied up for the New Years Holiday at BNSF's Kaiser Yard.

Built in May 1989, Savannah River Site's one and only B40-8 stands in a perfect setting for it's portrait at Spartanburg, South Carolina. S.R.S./D.O.E. rosters only two units, this lone B40-8 and ... (more)

Freshly painted ABC SW1500

Two recently refurbished SD40-2s lead a pair of repainted geeps west toward Grand Rapids, Minnesota on the Lakes Subdivision.

Built in May 1989, Savannah River Site's one and only B40-8 stands in a perfect setting for it's portrait at Spartanburg, South Carolina. S.R.S./D.O.E. rosters only two units, this lone B40-8 ... (more)

Burlington Northern SD9 No. 6102 switches Northtown yard at Minneapolis, Minnesota, in September 1984. Built in 1954, BN No. 6102 is former Great Northern No. 575, and is set up to operate long ho... (more)

Fresh from rebuilding at Peaker Services in Brighton, Michigan, this 1981 image at Milwaukee Junction shows SEMTA GP19 904 just prior to being placed into commuter service between Detroit and Pont... (more)

GMTX 2015 passes the former Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines tower at Tuckahoe, N.J. The tower controlled the junction where PRSL trains from Camden either went on to Cape May or diverted onto ... (more)