Colorful steam loc monument in the park 'Parque de los Agrimensores' near the main station Estación Central de Ferrocarriles

Snow clings to a northbound Acela passing through Edison at speed. A storm over Southeastern Pennsylvania that did not reach far enough north into New Jersey is responsible for this unusual view.

This B30-7a suffered a seized traction motor and was set out at Keenesburg, the next day the crew from Denver came out with a crane and replaced the wheelset so it could be hauled to Denver for re... (more)

Wagon mover type "Breuer Typ V" (built 1952), owned by Achertäler Eisenbahnverein (Railway Society Achertal); operational after restoration since 2012 and presented at Historic station ... (more)

The snow blower Xrot mt # 95403 with extended cutter units for clearing a width of 6 metres on the Alp Grüm track 2.

I hope she is being paid for holding both umbrellas! 2 feet gauge, 1916 built Hunslet 4-6-0T, No 303, heads a train at the excellent, Statfold Barn Railway, on a rainy day in September 2018.

Oldest steam loco

Built in 1855 by Kitson, Thompson and Hewitson at Leeds, restored to active service by Permabur loco works, Chennai doing heritage run

During a stop at Summerville, GA on a Lerro Productions photo charter, our actors put on a little surprise show for us while 4501 posed at the station.

CN installed this equipment and it's designed to detect uneven track (soft spots) that might cause loaded ore cars to derail. There is this old ore car that works out of Proctor and a new car wit... (more)

Local "Bamboo train" before departure

MRS Logistica S/A from Brazil ordered 7 rack locomotives He 4/4 at Stadler Switzerland. As the locos extended Swiss loading gauge, they had to be moved by a heavy haulage transport from Stadler wo... (more)

The engineer of OSCR's Jackson local slows his train to a halt while a plan is formulated to remove this rig from the rails. The driver miscalculated a turn and a number of wheels became trapped b... (more)

A sea of Maintenance-of-Way Equipment covers nearly every inch of rail that makes up the 4,290 feet siding here at Roanoke. There's a lot of work that needs to be done, so a massive Tie Gang was ... (more)

Approximately one hour before takedown, Walter, the station's Solari board operator began to display some long gone train names on the board. Only programmed names could be shown, and alas nobody ... (more)