Amtrak has applied wraps to a pair of their Pacific Surfliner cars, coach 6402 (on the left), and coach/café car 6306 (on the right), to promote the upcoming X Games in Ventura in late Jul... (more)

The Electroliner races westward. Restoration work continues on the Liner set, but it is able to move under it's own power for special events.

Norfolk Southern's newest maintenance of way equipment, NS 992800 and 992801, rest for the weekend with the R3 rail train in the house track at Orangeburg, South Carolina. Now considered "on-... (more)

New Jersey Transit ALP-45DP 4506 had a slight mishap when a rail gave out while it was being moved.

TVRM locomotives lined up at the Soule shops.

Several Union Pacific locomotives line the tracks of UP’s large North Platte Diesel Shop at Bailey Yard in North Platte, Nebraska, on May 4, 2011.

Just another ex-Con chilling in the parking lot. The former Conrail Executive E is looking a little worse for the wear as it has floated around after leaving Big Blue. All fingers are crossed fo... (more)

GP60 9785 leads SD70Ms 9810 and 9809.

Tons of older Emd's and Ge's sit awaiting there fate at Larry's truck in Lordstown.

A Canadian National taconite pellet train is seen dumping loads on 1918-built Dock 6. This historic ore dock is located in Saint Louis Bay on Lake Superior. The train originated at the Fairlane pl... (more)

CP 8126 leads CPKC 9-253 South through a flooded downtown Davenport.

Moffat Derailment From Gilpin County Sheriff’s Office: The Gilpin County Sheriff's Office reported Sunday that a train derailed near Pinecliffe. The sheriff's office said the r... (more)

A pair of IC SD70's lead CN Train RJY30 across the diamonds at CN Jct. in Memphis, TN. on their way to interchange with Norfolk Southern.

Train L516 on the Minneapolis Sub is about to get back underway after picking up two units off the siding (CN 2899, CN 2800). A cold December rain mixes with exhaust in a swirl illuminated by the ... (more)

Canadian Pacific 2-10-4 number 5913 leads 9 cars near Field British Columbia in 1938. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.