A Susie-Q E-Unit with a long string of cars at Steamtown's grand opening in 1995.

Having some electrical work done, AMTK 503 finds itself on one of the Redondo turntable's whisker tracks this morning as the ex-ATSF cantilever signal bridge here stands sentinel in the background... (more)

AT&L 4502 is found at Watonga with a 1 car MOW train.

Old power in the background peers at brand new power in the foreground. If locomotives could think, I imagine it would be feeling skeptical and uneasy about the newcomer. Will they get along or is... (more)

After making its station stop at Montreal West Station, RTM 112 is on the move again as it crosses the Elmhurst Avenue crossing with AMT 1342 leading.

The diesel locomotive TEM2UM-321 is leading a gondola car

Lehigh Railway works the Norfolk Southern Sayre Yard (former Lehigh Valley) in the summer heat and will depart shortly. Locomotives: LRWY 2300 LRWY 2304

Locomotive M62UMM # 006 is waiting for a new (or refurbished) prime mover from Kolomna/Russia and is stabled in the depot area at Ulaanbaatar. On the right General Electric DASH7 # 001 (C30-7).

8 axle double diesellocomotive TE2 # 522 of the Mongolian Railway in the railway museum of Ulaanbaatar. The locomotive was built by Charkov locomotive works in the Soviet Union in the 1950' in a s... (more)

The Cannonball which is the only named train on the LIRR whisks people away from the city for a weekend escape on eastern Long Island. This is a Fri & Sun summer only service.

Representing Phases I, III, and V; featured here Amtrak's Chicago bound Southwest Chief makes its way through the picturesque community of Rowe, NM on a beautifully hot Summer afternoon.

Bright Green heads out of Fort Lauderdale under threatening skies.

“Strange Bedfellows”
Less than seven weeks out of La Grange, an SD50, aided by an SD9, with an eastbound OML coal drag for the Curtis Bay piers, skirts the rock face at Relay, where ... (more)

With the south extension of the Sunrail network nearing completion, a test train runs north through downtown Kissimmee. Note the Osprey with a fish in his talons to the right of the train.

Brand new MARC power.