Providence and Worcester units wait to take empty stone cars back to Cedar Hill overnight

The first B40-8 to be preserved in a museum rests with other diesel units from the IRM's collection. This unit is only 3 years older than me and it's in a museum!

NYS&W B-Boat No. 4048 passes FA Tower in Oneonta as it runs around its excursion train that came up from Taylor Yard near Scranton earlier in the day. The trip was sponsored by the New York, Ontar... (more)

A long CSX auto train weaves its way through the valley below Foley Overlook as it heads east for Cumberland, MD on a humid and hazy afternoon.

A westbound Santa Fe intermodal works upgrade at Siberia, California, on the climb up to Ash Hill. These B40-8s were precursors to the later "Super Fleet" GE and EMD units--in warbonnet ... (more)

CSXT Southbound Local Freight Train A735-24 getting ready to shove their Train down the Eastern Alabama Railway to Bemiston, AL. to Interchange with them then head back North as A734 to Birmingham... (more)

Five "retired" 4-axle GE's from the Union Pacific find themselves in Selkirk, NY on April 25. Not sure where they are going from here, but it looks like they came from an auction in the ... (more)

A single Conrail GE, sporting the "Labor Management Project" decal on its nose, brings a stack train east on the Indiana Harbor Belt main. Tom Golden photo.

A former Conrail B40-8 and GP38AC stand at NS's South Yard waiting for more switching that will come soon enough. Within the next two years, NS would spin off their ex Conrail B40s to CSX.

The local was dead on the law again and the train sat the night. I'm not sure why but the unit took about an hour to quit running evidently from fuel starvation. For some reason NS did not like ... (more)

A trio of GEs brings one of the Santa Fe's famed piggyback trains through McCook. Note the several Consolidated Freightways (CF) "pups" riding on spine cars at the front of the train. Tom Golden... (more)

A B40-8 leads a four-pack of EMDs on one of the Santa Fe's hot piggyback trains. Tom Golden photo.