Chicago Union Station prior to renovations and the resurgence of activity in the great hall.

Conductor Manny makes sure his train gets off the platform safely as he departs Washington Union Station for the last time as a Conductor.

Conductor Manny is always pleasant, but he had an extra pep in his step on this day. After 30 years on the railroad this was his last trip, and he took time to bid farewell to his regulars. Happ... (more)

The Albuquerque station, built in 2002, is known as the Alvarado Transportation Center. It serves Amtrak, Greyhound, and local bus lines.

The interior of the Altoona Amtrak Station (which is a multi modal facility having a Greyhound ticket window across from the Amtrak ticket window, features a neat painting of various railroad powe... (more)

A decade ago these red nosed wide cab GP40s were common power on MARC trains.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 4-6-2 Pacific No. 5300 "President Washington" (built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in February 1927) and Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 4-6-4 Streamlined Hudson No. ... (more)

Nearly two decades have passed since the last freight train rumbled through this passage and polished the rails at the continental divide. Today the famous Tennessee Pass tunnel lies dormant with... (more)

"Brandt Power Unit at NYP" One of Amtak's Brandt Power Units sits on Track 11 at New York Pennsylvania Station with 2 loaded ballast hoppers in tow. Amtrak is in the process of r... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 No. 4913 on display at the Altoona Railroader's Memorial Museum. No. 4913 was retired in 1980, serving Amtrak, then as No. 913.

PRR K-4s No. 1361 (2017)

PRR K4 1361's boiler and firebox sit on an old Norfolk Southern flat car inside the 7 stall "Harry & Rebecca Bennett Memorial Roundhouse" at the Rail... (more)

In the eighties many trainservices from Paris St Lazare to the Normandy and Bretagny were performed by the RTG's. On the photo the noses of the SNCF T 2081, T 2058, T 060 "Soissons" and... (more)

All that's left from the "Last Spike" consist. Although the May 10th, 1869 completion of the first transcontinental railroad was a seminal moment in the history of the United Stat... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph