A shiny pair of Reading & Northern F units prepare to make their first publicized trip along the RBMN mainline.

Two PRR BH-50 Centipedes built by Baldwin Locomotive Works, skirts the banks of the Juniata River as they pass under the Route 11 & 15 bridge just north of Duncannon in February 1960. PRR purcha... (more)

A Wisconsin & Southern passenger train passes a field of dandelions at Blue River, Wisconsin, on May 19, 1996. The special is running from Prairie du Chien east to Madison on this former Milwaukee... (more)

The New Tygart Flyer shoves into the Elkins depot to unload passengers after another run to High Falls.

DGVR 7094 leads the New Tygart Flyer out of Kelly Mountain Tunnel at a very slow speed, allowing the passengers to get a good look at the tunnel.

The Kansas City Southern business train stands ready to make what many believe will be its final trip over the Meridian Subdivision as the KCS ATDA-10 rolls off of the Norfolk Southern connection ... (more)

FP7A 690 had an interesting history. L&N had a big fleet of FP7As, but as passenger service declined, most were re-geared and put into freight service. In 1966, the ten FP7As with the best steam... (more)

Before CSXT had their own tribute to the B&O, there was this. Ex-B&LE 722A now dressed the part as "B&O 722". This was part of a fantastic charter organized by Chase Gunnoe along the l... (more)

GVRX 2014 taking its train out for a trip to the FWWR's 8th Avenue yard and then return to the Stockyards.

On the right "Great Northern Railway" painted TMY # 106 diesel waiting to go back to work. This 1433 kW sixaxle (A1A A1A) General Motors powered former danish MY # 1108, built in 1956 by... (more)

B74-VL357 approach Oakleigh with 9572 cement train from Dandenong.

Help from the "Great Northern Railway" (GNR)! The third locomotive in the consist, electric Da # 888 of the Swedish Railwaymuseum in Gävle, had problem with battery power and wasn't abl... (more)

CP 1401 is parked in McAdam for about 45 minutes while the bigwigs have a pow wow with the town. This gives opportunity for a photo shoot with the head end.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy EMD E5 No. 9911-A and the Nebraska Zephyr Budd-built streamliner trainset curves over the top of Byron Hill at Byron, Wisconsin, on September 30, 1993. This classy Zep... (more)

The well-known red, orange and black of "Daylight" was the stamp of approval among seasoned travellers in the West on July 10, 1949, when this flashy new streamliner took to the rails of... (more)