Lovingly cared for by the terrific Travel Town volunteers who have turned this one time junkyard into a real railroad museum once again are this wigwag and this California Western RS12, one of the... (more)

Great looking Illinois Central E9 on display at the Centralia Amtrak station. Ex. CBQ 9938.

A line up like this can only be found at the Illinois Railway Museum: GBW 2407, CBQ 504, SP 1518, CNW 6847, WC 7252, and BN 5383... And they all run! A total of 15,900 HP in a row.

NS 4610 poses with NS 4271 and SR 2594 during the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum's 50th Anniversary Celebration.

Iowa Interstate's Rock Island Heritage unit casts its reflection into the nameplate of Vesta on the Nebraska Zephyr.

Few Shay Geared locomotives can share such a spotlight as Lima Stone Co. #10. Built in, served for, and retired in Lima, OH, this 24 ton jewel has been a faithful survivor of the over 3300 Shays p... (more)

Few Shay Geared locomotives can share such a spotlight as Lima Stone Co. #10. Built in, served for, and retired in Lima, OH, this 24 ton jewel has been a faithful survivor of the over 3300 Shays p... (more)

A static display of a Roebling Steel work train can be found on the grounds of the Roebling Museum. It was the site of the wire mill that manufactured the cables for the Brooklyn Bridge. Later i... (more)

Amtrak's Phase II heritage unit sits inside Union Station on National Train Day.

Cosmetically restored Berkshire, NKP 759, is the star attraction of the Spring TRAINing night photo session. Seen here at twilight in the Electric City. Lighting by Lerro Productions.

The Roebling Museum, yes the Brooklyn Bridge Roebling, recently opened on the site where the cables for the famed bridge were made way back when. This critter was found on the grounds after a Sup... (more)

A trip south on Hwy 421 in Indiana found this gem, a US&S DW wig-wag signal. Restored with a tear drop bell, cast iron crossbucks and an oil burning lamp above the banner. The pannels on the top... (more)

Faded and weary, this unit resides outdoors in Baltimore.

After a day of heavy rain, the sun comes out to illuminate the largest operatable diesel in the country, on display for Railroad Daze.

The VRE is introduced to the public at Union Station as dignitaries pose for photos on the V01.