UP yellow and lettering are starting to creep in. MP 2145-UP 1347-MP 1718-MP 1389-UP 1731 handle the Fort Smith Traveling Switch Engine (the name of the train) today. 3:15 pm. Nikon F2, KM, 1/2... (more)

A yellow "Mop-UP" handles the AC Local today.

60-50-54 pull their train into Fort Smith after crossing the Arkansas River.

Stars shine over KCS's "new" Fort Smith depot. A KCS transfer truck sits under the awning built for buses (note the curb lettering). Building to the right is the KCS Transport shop. Bus service... (more)

AM 56, 16, and 632 lead a one car Fort Smith to Van Buren transfer through Fort Smith's industrial northeast side. They're loafing it now, but soon they'll have a few thousand tons for sand to dea... (more)

The class GP7 idles in the yard waiting for tomorrow's assignment. Engine, owner, facility, all long gone.

Rogers 224 makes a move out of the car barn at Fort Smith. Lighting by J.P. Bell

The Dodger switches feed for OK Foods' mill before returning to Heavener, OK.

Wabash & Grand River herald being transformed into Fort Smith Railroad herald. Heralds have not been used on equipment in years.

A&M mixed has backed up to the old Frisco depot at the foot of Garrison St. in Ft. Smith and soon will depart for Winslow Tunnel on a day trip with the Boston Mtn.-Arkansas NRHS and guests includi... (more)

A&M charter mixed train at the foot of Garrison St., where the Fallen Flags that served this city once called. Frisco, MoPac, and KCS had depots here, the Mopac to the left, Frisco to the right a... (more)

A&M charter mixed train arrives at the Ft. Smith depot after a Sunday excursion to Winslow Tunnel. Thanks to the Boston Mtn.-Arkansas Chptr. NRHS and the A&M for a great trip!

Fort Smith Railroad's original power plus MP2302. The lead unit hasn't been repainted yet; the other two are in fresh paint. FE2 50/1.8 Kodachrome 25.

Arkansas-Boston Mountain NRHS photo special. Special thanks to J. P. Bell for lighting.

The Fort Smith Yard switcher rests between jobs as a lightning storm approaches.