LS&I 2404 heads back to Eagle Mills past Three Lakes with a train of empties.

After stopping to throw the switch at Empire Junction, LS&I 1850 does what Alco's do best as they continue their journey to the Eagle Mills yard.

When a class of locomotive had dwindled in numbers, and those remaining were no longer considered roadworthy, the Norfolk & Western often assigned them to Lambert’s Point to push hoppers of coal... (more)

Back in 2/2/1997 NS still had the Jackson district as WTRR would park there power in a house track as they shared the Iselin yard with NS, Just a few years later WTRR will take over the NS Jackson... (more)

A view of the engineers side in a NKP RSD12 at the Mad River & NKP Railroad Museum.

Sitting in the dead line. It will not be scrapped but turned into a slug for Conrail numbered 1102 classed as MT-6 rebuilt 8/78.

A quartet of vintage Alcos shove a coal empty up the steep Wattis Branch to the Plateau mine on Sept. 3, 1978.

Alcos caught in the wilds of Eastern Utah

Southern Pacific RSD-12 and RS-32 engines switch the north end of the OUR&D Yard in Ogden on Sept. 25, 1976. A lot has changed at this location in the past 39 years.

A mix of Alco RSD-12, RSD-4 and RSD-5 models lead a Utah Railway Wattis Turn through a photogenic horseshoe curve just north of Wattis Junction on Sept. 3, 1978. Tape recorders, anyone?

LS&I bought a number of used RSD12's from C&O/B&O in the early 70's. A few were put on the lease market with the LASCO name on them. CNW used some of them for a couple years and this one was shot... (more)

Although it will likely never turn another wheel, this NKP relic is still an interesting sight to behold. Built in 1957, this unit became Norfolk & Western 254 before being retired and donated to ... (more)

Here's one for the Alco fans! An RSD-12, two RSD-4s and a single RSD-5 shove a long train of coal empties up the steep Wattis Branch the morning of Sept. 3, 1978. The 600 is a former Chesapeake & ... (more)

From my slide collection by an unknown photographer.

While this slide was taken in June, this is snow country. Note the snowplow on top of the pilot! From my slide collection by DAVID HAMLEY.