Cass Scenic 45-tonner No. 20 served as the shop switcher for many seasons; it was built as US Army 7937 and was originally used at the Weldon Springs, Missouri, Ordnance Depot. Now stripped down ... (more)

As the clouds and cold wind move in off Lake Superior on a late November afternoon, the two man crew working at Holcim Cement wrap up the days duties of unloading a ship and then loading and stag... (more)

1949 built GE switchers stand at Barreiro shed in 1993. Portugal had a large fleet of American locos including several classes of ALCos.

Empties In... Loads Out.

Colorful Salt Lake Garfield & Western equipment waits a call to duty near the coal conveyor that serves the Gadsby power plant in Salt Lake City.

This little GE 45-ton basks in the morning light and serves the ADM facility in Brookston, Indiana.

One of the lineups at the Bellevue museum.

When I was first in New York City; the one time I was in the subway without my camera was the time a diesel powered work train passed by. Of all the luck! (Although it was on the wrong trac... (more)

Warrenton 45-tonner #6 at Warrenton, NC || November 1983

Nicely painted 45-Tonner on display at Spencer, NC. Built 1943.

This GE 45-tonner worked at nearby March Air Force Base prior to moving to Perris to become a part of the Orange Empire Railroad Museum. It is seen here with a display train in front of Barn 4.

Virginian Limestone center cab at Klotz, VA in Feb. 1970.

One of only three units on the roster, this little GE spent its time isolated from the rest of the Turtle Creek operation, having been stationed at the Dura-Bond plant in Port Vue.

Yancey Railroad #1 at Burnsville, NC || August 1970