"Lost in the Weeds" - Pan Am Railways local BO-1 crawls down the Danvers Industrial Branch with five loaded cars for Rousselot. This customer receives cars at least twice a week and is one of two ... (more)

Former CP MLW S-3 6591 in operation during Trainfest at the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario in Smiths Falls. Trailing 6591 are 1967 built ex-CN Steel Caboose #79274 and 1945 built ex-CP Wood Cab... (more)

Tornado Warning! Tornado sirens are wailing as C&NW 6647 prepares to switch the yard in Winona in July of 1987. Although it looks like dusk, it's actually about 6:00 in the evening, telling you ho... (more)

The orange really sticks out on NECR 3317 in this green Forest, NECR 611 backs down toward the Belchertown Yard to make a drop off.

NECR 611 is found in the Woods on Northern Mass making a drop off at the Belchertown yard Thursday Afternoon, todays 611 is lead by Ex Southern Pacific Tunnel Motor 8256.

"Rolling Thru the Weeds"

After revenue runs ended, the Catskill Mt. Railroad ran one more train for employees and friends of the railroad. The train traveled from Kingston to the end of passable track. Here the train ha... (more)

The final return trip from Phoenicia to Mt. Tremper slowly rolls along Rt. 28. In a matter of minutes it will arrive at the station and operations over the line will cease.

The billboard says it all. The last public trip on the Catskill Mountain Railroad passes a sign that beckoned travelers to come for one more ride. After this train arrived in Kingston there would ... (more)

It's a green world around the bridge over Esopus Creek outside Kingston, N.Y., as one of the last trains on the Catskill Mountain Railroad passes through. The train is actually going away in this ... (more)

One of the last Catskill Mountain Railroad trains between Mount Tremper and Phoenicia passes milepost 26 (from Kingston, N.Y.) on the last day of operations.

"Grass Covered Curve"

The westbound local is running through the weeds on its way towards Crivitz.

Where are the tracks? Two E-44s and two GG-1s power a westbound freight over the weed-covered Columbia Branch. The 4429 was built by GE for the PRR in January, 1962.

913 tiptoes out of the swirling fog at Taylor, AL.