The early morning sun catches "Isibutu" as it heads the first train of the day at the privately owned Statfold Barn Railway. The loco is a 2 foot (610mm) gauge tank,built in 1945 by W.G.... (more)

Kloke Locomotive Works Leviathan #63 makes a visit to the Monticello Railway Museum to help honor the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln.

North Pacific Coast "Sonoma."

North Pacific Coast "Sonoma."

Central of Georgia No. 349

This 4-4-0 "American" was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works way back in June of 1891 for the Savannah & Western Railroad as their No. 557. In a consolidation it be... (more)

Canadian Pacific 4-4-0 No. 29 was on display outside Gulf Canada Square for more than 20 years. It was originally built in Montreal in 1887 and came to Calgary with CP when the company moved its h... (more)

FarRail Tour Indonesia 2014

While going through our father's estate, I came across this old photo of a steam locomotive in Tucson, Arizona. My father was in the USAF and was stationed at Tucson, so I know that is the locati... (more)

CPR 4-4-0 #374 sits on display at the former CPR Drake Street Roundhouse in Vancouver. Before being converted into a community centre, the roundhouse was one of two major servicing centres for CPR... (more)

One of the perks of truck driving has found me in interesting places with interesting loads. One of the most interesting is the Railroad Ties and Crossing Panels I had to deliver to the Golden Spi... (more)

Pulling away from Tomorrowland Station, Baldwin Locomotive Works No 4, Roy O Disney ascends the 2% grade for Main Street USA.

A tour of the Walt Disney facility finds this Baldwin Locomotive Works No 4, named after Roy O Disney sits outside the shops ready for service hauling passengers.

For my 500th entry: Part of the 2017 annual "Railfan Day" at Steam Into History. This year I was asked to help provide lighting for the event and had a mission to make it more realistic ... (more)

Coming back into New Freedom, York 17 passes by the Pennsy N8 and N5 on the right, and the small interchange yard with the Stewartstown Railroad on the left.

In the Hall of Honor. As you tour the Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History, The General is the last exhibit you see before exit. As I left the facility, I could not resist thi... (more)