This box car still wears its original Chessie System paint after years of service on the rails.

"Northeast Direct" logos like this were applied to Phase III and IV cars in the 90s, lasting until sometime around 2000 when the branding was dropped in lieu of the name "Regional." Today, corrid... (more)

Two fallen symbols of the past are serendipitously found side by side on an open top hopper in Pueblo as this product from Pullman Standard in 1976 still proudly displays its Butler built PS logo ... (more)

No longer “Employee Owned”, but still looking pretty good after 33 years on the rails. This C&NW logo still displays the former railroad’s slogan and shows moderate weathering after being a... (more)

In 1967, using then-cutting edge technology, the identity of North America's rail equipment was each reduced to a number (because each railroad had its own number, replacing reporting marks.) Aut... (more)

This CNW logo ia looking pretty good after years of service.

The logo of the Railway Express Agency as captured from a preserved box car located at the Railroaders Memorial Museum.

During the first World War, the Government took control over the railroad... (more)

It's always nice to see an old friend! While exploring Iowa Interstate's engine facility in Council Bluffs, Iowa, finding an old Northern Pacific box car was a pleasant surprise ... even i... (more)

This CNW Logo is showing a lot of wear after years of service on the rails.

The Wisconsin Central badge makes a visit to the Deep South as it awaits classification at the CSX’s Tilford Yard.

Even after all these years you can still find remnants of the Penn Central riding the rails.

Two iconic symbols of railroading in the late 1960s and early 1970s, PC "worms" and an ACI label, remain intact in 2013. This former Penn Central 890000-series Pullman Standard 4785 cu.ft. cover... (more)

The B&O logo will always be a classic, however long it is gone from Class 1 railroading.

For all my images from the charter, go Railroad: Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
Locomotive: EMD GP9
Location: Romney, West Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: BO 6604
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: March 23, 2013

A former Burlington Northern F9A is dressed up to represent Spokane, Portland and Seattle No. 802 is on display at the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center at Stevenson, Washington, on May 30, 2008.... (more)

The blue-winged Union Pacific logo wraps around the glossy nose of E9A No. 949 inside the Cheyenne, Wyoming, roundhouse on March 25, 2013. In the background is sister locomotive No. 951. Out of th... (more)