Canadian National units sit at the Fort Erie engine terminal. The unit on the right is GP40-2L.
A former Wabash F7 sits between an EMD SD9 and an Erie Lackawanna GE U25B at East Buffalo.
TH&B GP7 73, GP9 401 and another Geep sit at Penn Central's Frontier yard. This was a nice bit of color in the midst of PC black-and-white.
Edaville 2-4-4RT no. 7 departs Edaville with the 2 foot gauge passenger train for the 5 1/2 mile loop around the cranberry plantation.
Edaville 2-4-4RT no. 7 sits at the short-lived Cranberry Junction station on a glorious 1956 summer day. I thought this former Bridgeton and Saco River 2 foot gauge engine to be the best looking a... (more)
The Amtrak Transcontinental Steam Excursion passes by with the former Wabash dome-observation that had run on the BLUE BIRD and BANNER BLUE.
Southern Pacific GS-4 4449 rolls along with the Amtrak Transcontinental Steam Excursion at Moundville, AL.
SP 4449 is about to embark on the Amtrak Transcontinental Steam Excursion and its return to the west coast. The Amtrak name has been added to the tender and the auxiliary tender is now Union Paci... (more)
Texas and Pacific 610 sits in Southern Railway's shop before having its appearance altered for excursion duties. Another big Lima, SP 4449, was also in town under steam at the Birmingham station.
Southern Pacific GS-4 4449 pulls out of Atlanta's Brookwood station with the two day excursion to Alexandria, VA.
Canadian National U-1-f 6060 sits in the station after its arrival from Toronto. This train was actually listed in the April 25, 1976 system timetable as Saturday train 6060 in both directions.
A blue CNJ EMD GP40P runs through the Elizabeth station with a North Jersey Coast train.
Former Pennsylvania R.R. GG1 4853 leads two others on a long westbound freight through the Elizabeth station.
An Amtrak Metroliner speeds through Elizabeth while an eastbound NJDOT local is stopped on the other outside track.
An Amtrak E60CH is westbound with the Amfleet cars of THE COLONIAL. The tower of the former Jersey Central station stands in the background.
