DRGW's last in service F unit served out it's last years in local service out of Minturn as is shown waiting for it's next run in the Minturn engine facility.

UP F9A 519, a pair of GP9 B-units, and another F9A have just come off the Kansas Division with the overnight freight from Kansas City and in early morning light are passing Denver’s 36th Street ... (more)

The annual NS trip to the Masters golf tournament in Georgia passes through Shippensburg PA on the NS Lurgan Branch

California dreaming. Surrounded by rolling strawberry fields a Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay Railway passenger train glides across Harkins Slough on a winter’s day.

Originating in Chattanooga, TN; the NS office car train is making good time on it's way back to Altoona.

Rio Grande Zephyr train No. 17 arrives in the small town of Thistle on the evening of June 19, 1976.

Special Delivery from the CSX. V V's 1726 (Valerie) Pulls the two recently acquired F's out of the spur where CSX had recently delivered them. The consist will be made so the new F9's lead ... (more)

First Glimpse of the F's. We shoved west out of Olin to Danville with 2 Geeps and caboose on the point. Here we catch our first glimpse of the the V V 's newly acquired F9's which had recen... (more)

A Pair of F's for the V V The V V's newest units are pulled back to the safety of Olin by two V V Geeps and their caboose. Neither of the F's were operable on this day but since this photo ... (more)

Norfolk Southern's beautiful OCS train storms up Maud Hill on the NS Dayton District behind the full set of A-B-B-A F Units, headed east on a deadhead move back to Altoona, PA. after a series of i... (more)

It was a rainy day and deep in Harkins Slough a large eucalyptus tree had fallen across the track. There are no roads to access the location so the Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay F9 locomotives, SC 110... (more)

Southbound Norfolk Southern Office Car Special (OCS) train #950 rolls through the milepost 104 signals in early morning sunlight as it begins its climb up the Braswell Mountain grade just south of... (more)

Six F-units. A Roger Puta photograph