A fresh from the paint booth Florida Gulf & Atlantic unit backs down the main to pick up their train for the journey back to Lake City. FGAR recently acquired three ex-Union Pacific SD70M locomot... (more)

Although traffic on the legendary Tennessee Pass is dead, the line is not gone. The Rio Grande's Tennessee Pass line was the highest active mainline railroad mountain pass in the United States unt... (more)

The UP Big Boy crosses New Poag Road near Mitchell, Illinois. The train was delayed more than an hour, putting its arrival close to sunset. With smoke from forest fires in the western US in the ... (more)

The narrow-guage 760mm steam locomotive Px29-1704 hauling a special passenger train from Snieciska to Sroda Miasto.

Arcade & Attica's classic GE center cabs cross the Cataraugus Creek on their way out of Arcade, NY. This was taken as part of a photo charter held to honor the center cabs on the eve of their demo... (more)

The fireman and trainee signal to the driver after switching the points on the ground frame as the loco waits to run around its stock at the East Somerset Railway

Baldwin Locomotive Works 26 steams through Scranton on a cloudy summer morning.

A long line of Santa Fe, Kansas City Southern, and TFM diesel locomotive cabs rust away at the Larry's Truck and Electric facility in Lordstown, Ohio. Photograph taken with special permission from... (more)

NS 15T at the signals at Vaughn, north of Luray, VA.

Villa Grove-based LSB54 local is hot and heavy on the dynamic brakes as they coast their 30ish car train downhill towards the small village of Royal, IL

UP Big Boy 4014 leads the Heartland of America tour train South across the Kankakee River in Momence.

Local boaters have anchored near UP’s Lake Shelbyville bridge, anticipating the Big Boy’s arrival. Soon enough, the 1940s-built steamer crosses overhead as it makes its way towards its next wh... (more)

NS 7138 has brought cars into a small yard just south of the Keystone Terminal near the Tallyrand port in Jacksonville.

The old Illinois Central 1401, now with SMW marking on the cab, rests in the St. Mary Railroad West yard, as the blue hour fades to night in Waresboro, Georgia.

A volunteer at the North Florida Railway Museum opened all the door panels, exposing some of the internal engine and components in the Mississippi Export 44.