Reading Company RS-3 467, built by the American Locomotive Company in May 1952, was sold to the Peabody Coal Company. It was later purchased – and restored – by the Reading Historical Society.... (more)

A former C of G unit with one of their homemade stacks is now working the gigantic prep plant which utilized many old switchers, most with a truck engines in the radiator section. Nowadays this i... (more)

Remnants of a CSX AC6000 is seen at the ACWR's shops in Candor.

Profile shot of an ex-SP unit, complete with lights. Photo by unknown, from my collection.

New power on the Lancaster and Chester Railroad was on Train 12 on May 23rd. The first two motors are a new model built by Knoxville Locomotive Works they have designated as a SE32C. There's a thi... (more)

In Louisville yet. That was short-lived operation. Photo by R J Roll. From my collection.

Still in original colors this unit is owned by NS on this date.

Originally C&O, later LS&I, I have seen no proof that these units were actually used on NERR. The Alco truck was notoriously hard on curves which may have been a reason.

Originally LS & I . Note the odd MU setup. Air? Have yet to see a picture of these actually doing any work on this railroad or WTNN where they went later. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from my col... (more)

Photographer unknown, from my collection.

New power on the Lancaster and Chester Railroad was on Train 12 on May 23rd. The first two motors are a new model built by Knoxville Locomotive Works that they have designated as a KLW SE32C. Ther... (more)

Westbound daily train coming back from Elizabethton with their former NYC Alco. Though the railroad exists as a local switching road this line is now a walking trail and Elizabethton is no longer... (more)

Alright, who's smoking?! Actually none of the six axles are. The M420W hidden behind the quartet is puffing.

Second Rebuild. Amtrak 798, a model 2GS12B-R built by National Railway Equipment, is seen shuffling around Washington Union Station. This locomotive and its siblings were rebuilt by NRE... (more)