Southern View from Titus - [Autumnal Equinox +1] - Looking southward towards Mexico from 100 yards east of the east switch at Titus Siding near Jacumba where pair of flat cars and two hopp... (more)

The West Portal of Tunnel 11 - [Gorge Ride 2017 Series] - Approaching the West Portal of Tunnel 11 on the way to Goat Canyon from Jacumba. There are no operating trains on this railr... (more)

Rock Fall Between Tunnel 13 and 14 - [Gorge Ride 2017 Series] -Rocks on the tracks from the unusually wet Winter of 2017.

WC 4002 hammers the Soo Line diamond in Duplainville, WI on April of 1993. Funny, the WC is on former Soo Line tracks and the Soo is the former Milwaukee Road.

The ultimate street running? Just south of Greymouth, New Zealand at a location known as Camerons, NZ highway 6 and the KiwiRail Hokitika Industrial Line share a unique single lane/track thru-tru... (more)

End of a life for tracks: no trains will run behind this point.

A Conrail MoW gondola sits on the remains of the old Lehigh & Hudson River main. The L&HR railroad was a bridge line running northeast-southwest across northwestern New Jersey. This was the L&HR m... (more)

Two hundred loads of coal are slowing to a 10 mile per hour crawl at RB Cabin near Louisa, passing the abandoned tunnel of the original Chatteroi Railroad to which the CSX (ex-C&O) Big Sandy Subdi... (more)

Originally built as New Haven #654 this steel plant switcher has been left sitting here at this spot for eight years.

Rusting away...

Carr's Tunnel is an abandoned railroad tunnel near Greensburg, Pa. It was built in 1856 and was on the original mainline of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

2.5hrs of logging roads and a 1 hour hike deep into the Northern Main woods will lead you to the remains of the Eagle Lake and West Branch Railroad. The equipment of the isolated line was walked a... (more)

Wooden Car - [Summer Solstice 2015 +7 Series] - A former wooden Southern Pacific car that was used by the SD&AE as a dormitory when building the Desert Line sits on blocks at the station in... (more)

A bumpstop in the overgrown remnants of the CNJ train shed in Jersey City. This type of train shed was known as bush-type sheds, named after its designer A. Lincoln Bush. It was built in 1914 and ... (more)