One of the few spots that I was able to get two of the three operating Geese in the same photos.

The clocks have moved to daylight saving, so the last two trains of the day run in darkness. Station Master Peter Carpenter sees the 17:20 away from Hythe as the signalman prepares to radio New Ro... (more)

Looking like a model train in the wrong scale, 3' gauge Palmetto Brick #2 pulls her 8-car train across the line's only grade crossing in Wallace, SC, on October 17, 2008. This line has since ceas... (more)

The first railroads were point-to-point systems for hauling quarried material. South Carolina's Palmetto Brick Company was still such a railroad in 2008 - and 36" gauge with link and pin couplers... (more)

The Lilly Belle heads up the grade to Main Street Station

As late as 1980 steam worked on at least two sugar cane plantations on Guatemala's Pacific slope. I missed the shay, but here is Palo Gordo No. 2 switches empties in the late afternoon under a gi... (more)

Mount Washington Cog Railway #2 ascends the mountain on a gloriously clear May day. But don't let the clear skies fool you. Temperatures at the summit are below 40, with wind gusts up to 80 mph!

Beautifuly restored electric railcar CFe 3/3 of the former "Altstaetten-Gais" Bahn with his passenger car C 13 on the way to Wasserauen. Both vehicles date from 1911 and belong to the association ... (more)

Mount Washington Cog Railway number 2, Ammonoosuc, waits at the base station for passengers on a clear day in May, 2007.

This tiny cog wheel railroad is water powered. Two cars operated opposite each other. The car at the top of the Nero Berg has it's hopper is filled with water. The bottom car's hopper is empty. T... (more)

This tiny cog wheel railroad is water powered. Two cars operated opposite each other. The car at the top of the Nero Berg has it's hopper is filled with water. The bottom car's hopper is empty. T... (more)

Mountain Climber: Smoke overtakes an upbound Mt Washington Cog train as it pulls up the side of the tallest peak in the east at 6288' in June 2008. Scenes like this could become rare as sitting in... (more)

The Pemberton heritage tram sits in the early morning sun waiting to take it's first load of tourists through the scenic tour of Pemberton.

Cass Shay #2 negotiates the S-Curve at Sugar Grove with a Carl Franz Photo Special.