Northbound Doublestack D71 departing Tutóia yard.

CP train 104 crossing the Trans Canada Highway at Selim on the CP Nipigon Subdivision.

At the Nixon Power Plant. SP 6785 6840 7424 8361 unload a coal train, at a Colorado power plant. The picture really depicts how the Southern Pacific looked the last few years.

Atlantic Appearance. Baltimore & Ohio locomotive no. 2, the "Atlantic," is seen on display at the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, MD. Though painted as the "Atlantic,&q... (more)

Powered by five Canadian Pacific EMD SD40-2s is CP’s wayfreight that operates between Golden and Cranbrook, British Columbia, is running southbound just south of Wasa on July 15, 2011.

A Willow Springs, IL to San Bernardino, CA Z3 passes the Z-LACWSP1 as they both negotiate the tight curves of Crozier Canyon. Spring rain showers have brought out some hint of greenery to Arizona'... (more)

Conrail EMD SD50 6809 sits on a service track at Enola yard.

The Colorado Railroad Museum’s Colorado & Southern Rotary Steam Snow Plow #99201 was built by the Cooke Locomotive and Machine Works in 1899. The plow was fitted with standard gauge trucks and ... (more)

Our 2nd storm of the season started getting going Friday morning. By the time it ended Saturday night, most of Iowa is in pretty bad shape. It was an impressive storm with a decent amount of wind ... (more)

With station work complete, P084 heads out of Fredericksburg at the tail end of the AM rush on CSX's busy RF&P Sub.

"You missed a spot!" Winter railroading can be difficult, especially when the impromptu snowball fight erupts. Engineman Dylan Hutson oils around Strasburg Rail Road's 2-6-0 #89, handl... (more)

A far way from home rails: Eastern Alabama Railway road slug set, 807/3807, works setting up this evenings' EDRJ and an EDX. 3807 is a GP40.

An eastbound Canadian National coal empty rolls through Robertson’s Curve leaving Swan Landing, Alberta, on the afternoon of July 13, 2013.

Three diesels from the EF Dona Teresa Cristina railway are hauling a long coal train near Tubarao.

33053 and 33052 head the 6C56 1152 Grain - Shakespeare Cliff freight, conveying concrete lining segments for the Channel Tunnel, which was under construction at the time.