GTW 79058 is a steel extended vision caboose, a former DT&I caboose that has been re-lettered and renumbered to conform to the Grand Trunk. From my collection, Photo by Mike Bledsoe.

Restoration appears in it's near future

The air test complete, a quick crew chat in the morning sun is required prior to departing for Leaman Place Junction with former Great Western decapod #90.

A clean AC44C6M leads the charge of a westbound mixed freight out of the iconic Gallitzin tunnels as an elderly man and his dog look on

Some rolling stock of fallen flags sit in the yard of Reading and Northern at Jim Thorpe. Having spoken to the owner of one of these cabooses (cant recall which he mentioned is his), it's on its w... (more)

Canadian Pacific Caboose 434919 (Center Cupola) built in 1971 by CP Angus Shops, 434919 sold to New Brunswick Southern Railway in 1995.

Honorably retired. Clinchfield dolled up some their old cabs and sold them at auction. To me that shows something so lacking in the world today, a touch of class. What a crummy Christmas gift t... (more)

As the late summer sun sets, BN 12574 brings up the end of a short UP switch job. Still retaining most of its BN aesthetics, the shoving platform looks pretty at home with two former BN 60ft woodc... (more)

CN Mainline steel caboose; builder CN/Pointe St. Charles shops Montreal, Quebec, a total of 548 cabooses were built between 1970-77.

Santa Fe Lives On. You almost forgot what year it was when photographing this scene. Standing proudly against the dark, night sky is ATSF 108 wearing its resplendent warbonnet paint scheme ... (more)

The Minneapolis skyline make a great background in the morning light.

Consisting of caboose-C415-C415-caboose, a Rock Island cab hop heads past the Blue Island passenger depot into Burr Oak Yard. Tom Golden photo.

This former Family Lines caboose patiently waits under the stars for a trip with its new operator, Atlantic Railway. The Atlantic Railway is the new operator of the 11 mile stretch of railroa... (more)

CN Transfer (Yard) Caboose 76628 built 1979.