Tucked away among the spare parts at the Laurinburg & Southern's diesel shop in Laurinburg, North Carolina, is engine 150, a GE 25-tonner. Built in May 1943 for the Bethlehem Steel Company, it wa... (more)
Hawaii’s railroading beginnings are often credited to the Island of Kauai, whose first opened in 1881 on three miles of narrow-gauge track at the Kilauea Plantation to haul sugar cane. By 1915 t... (more)
While the 8 steam locomotives in Owosso stole the show at Train Fest, there was plenty of other power around including SRI's 25-ton switcher "Mighty Mouse". Here the small but mighty switcher move... (more)