Locomotive 1309 crosses the bridge from Ridgley WV. During a nice fall sunset to start the Trains Magazine fall photo charter.

Under the light of the moon, Western Maryland 1309 poses in Brush Tunnel for a night photoshoot. This photo op was the first night photo session at Brush Tunnel since the retirement of WMSR 734

'Crossing the Blesbokspruit - A view from the East' Right on schedule at 8.30 AM on Heritage Day morning, Rovos Rail's Great Train Race consist, with class 19D No.3360 at the helm, cross over t... (more)

No. 3 brings its afternoon train to the Depot, passing a recently repainted C&O caboose along the way.

ATSF 1790 is seen assisting ATSF EMC E3 11 and its mate, as they leave Raton with a twelve car El Capitan streamliner in 1945. Otto Conrad Perry photo from my collection.

R&N Passenger Steam, Take 2! On October 8, 2022, a trip to the Reading & Northern Railroad to catch former Reading Railroad 4-8-4 T-1 RBMN 2102 running with a passenger train did not work o... (more)

Locomotive 1309 rounds a curve on its way to Frostburg Md. The engineer had just opened the blow down to avoid concentration of impurities. Photo taken during trains magazine charter

Western Maryland 1309 works up the 3% grade on the old C&P right of way. In 2016 this location was wiped out by a landslide, opening up this new location, Garner's Meadow.

RBMN 2102 flys through Hamburg before making a station stop at Port Clinton.

During the early hours of the morning, the steam crew of RBMN 2102 fires it up for the days excursions.

RBMN 2102 heads around the wye at Jim Thorpe to prepare for its 15:00 trip back to Outer Station.

RBMN 2102 heads downgrade into Nesquehoning while heading alongside Lake Hauto with an excursion train.

It’s about 3:45 in the morning as RBMN 2102 fires up for the days excursion on stall 3 while 425 cools down on stall 2 from the days past excursion before being put back inside the shed.

Just a few of the more than 20 steam locomotives on display at the Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum in Sugarcreek, Ohio. It is well worth the trip to see all the various steam and diesel locomotive... (more)

The fireman on the Durbin & Greenbrier number 6 checks the water flow that is being fed from a creek that flows into the Greenbrier river. After the water tank was filled, the train headed north ... (more)