But the WM didn't HAVE GP30s! Doesn't matter. The 501 still looks great in the sun in front of the Cumberland station.

WSOR 1501 arrives in Plymouth, WI. in June of 2009, shot with one of my last rolls of Provia slide film. This area of town was known as Cheesville for the many cheese factories in the area. The Kr... (more)

The Canadian Wild Fires are having an effect on this scene at Campbell Hall on the Port Jervis Line. Hazy smoke from the north. NJ Transit 4106 is on lease to the Middletown and New Jersey Railroa... (more)

Bath & Hammondsport Heritage loco.

Just back from Taylor and tied down for the day.

Starting up 3007.

Black Rock Cut. A famous location from the Erie Railroad days, the 'Black Rock Cut' a few miles east of the MTA Metro-North Railroad station in Port Jervis, New York provides an excellent p... (more)

"NJDOT Emerges from Otisville"

New Jersey Transit's "NJ Department of Transportation Heritage" GP40PH-2 #4101 throttles out of the out of the former Erie Railroad Otisville Tunnel as ... (more)

A colorful passenger engine lashup, consisting of ex Illinois Central 101, ex Alaska RR 30, and ex Iowa Pacific 540, sit outside the Aberdeen, Carolina & Western shop in Candor, North Carolina. Wh... (more)

The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad's MLW FPA4 basks in the spring sun as it sits on the point of a train in Peninsula, Ohio. After the railroad experienced issues on the line due to erosion, this... (more)

OKLAHOMA CITY OK June 13 2023 — OKRX F9A 814 is inside the Oklahoma Railway Museum’s (ORM) Jim Murray Shop Building. EMD built the unit in September 1954 as Northern Pacific 7003-D. At the mer... (more)

BNSF 9758 & 8534 are DPUs on an eastbound coal train.

The North Reading Fast Freight "America's Freight Train" pulls North by the Reading & Northern Shops in Port Clinton Pennsylvania. The RBMN 3059 leads a five unit consist pulling by the ... (more)

With a blue hour backdrop, i007 cruises thru Wayne County.

Running with a pair of anniversary motors instead of F-Units, the dinner train is near the preferred photo angle by the depot. You have enough time to get both.