The now truly endangered Searchlight Signals, show a restricted proceed aspect with a westbound approaching the siding switch. The clear night sky yields a vibrant Milky Way as dawn draws near.

A NS train departs Portsmouth, splitting the classic N&W CPL signals in the process.

NS 8300 leads a C44-9W west at CP Gray. About a year later, 8300 was retired from the NS roster.

One of the last Color Position Light signals in the Cincinnati region displays a stop indication as the "Super Blood Wolf Moon" passes overhead. The C&O era name "OB" refers to... (more)

With the clouds rolling in overheard and a storm brewing in the distance. The Southern Pacific era searchlight signals light up once again as an eastbound freight approaches in the distance. Unlik... (more)

Under semi-clear night skies, the westward MFWWCW with the duo of 1943 & 4141 pulls out of the W. Shawmut Siding and continues its westward bound journey toward California.

These historic position light signals, located near Irwin, PA, are lit up for a westbound manifest freight. These signals were once the westbound home signals for CP interlocking back in the days ... (more)

An empty coal train snakes its way alongside the Levisa Fork River south of Pikeville, Kentucky, illuminating the hillside behind the leaning cantilever at FO Cabin on the former C&O between Russ... (more)

Charging out of the sag which crosses Tecolote Creek in the distance, Amtrak's westbound Chief prepares to take a clear indication displayed by signal 7861, east of Chapelle on the Glorieta Subdiv... (more)

Standing against the light of a full moon semaphores 7061 and 7062 await the daily arrival of Amtrak trains 3 and 4, the Southwest Chief. Although the future looms uncertain for the Raton and Glor... (more)

A westbound helper set approaches the PRR era PT261 signal bridge just after midnight.

The Eastbound Southwest Chief rolls over Raton Pass and further into Colorado, splitting through one of the handful of old Santa Fe cantilever signal bridges.

CNW 6831 brings a freight past CNW's distinctive semaphores in St. Francis, WI in July of 1986.

As the morning sun makes an appearance through some clouds, CSX Q384-17 rockets through the small town of Risingsun, OH, as well as under the C&O color lights, with CSXT 105, a YN2 painted unit le... (more)

I have never gone out of my way for a Gevo, but something other than the daily Southwest Chief over Raton Pass changed that. BNSF 7859 is seen leading a test train out of Trinidad as they knock do... (more)