Amtrak's "Merchants Limited" approaching its New Haven station stop

An outbound train from Chicago heads west for it's next stop, Route 59.

Something just doesn't seem normal here...

One, two, three! The second train seen in 314915 is now in the foreground. The third train is still visible ... (more)

"Doll Arm" signal; blue light indicates that there is a track between the signal mast and the track to which the signal indication applies.

Dwarf signals high and low

UP 4604 is waaaay back in the distance waiting for this outbound commuter to make it's station stop. This may look normal, but on the ex CNW where left-handed running is the norm, the dispatcher ... (more)

For now, CPL's still rule over most of the Toledo Sub.

The sun sets on a cold winter day.

An ex Seaboard B36-7 ducks under an old ACL signal bridge at Contentnea

Heading for Knoxville

CPL (left) and replacement; a month later and it was gone. See page 40 of the March 2009 issue of TRAINS magazine.

A time exposure of the southbound signal at South Romney, Ind., in the last summer of its almost-century-long existence. A full moon paints passing clouds high above.

Change coming at Ashby: The CPL (Color Position Light) at right will soon be removed, since it's in the path of the new second track at this location, and will be replaced by the new signal on th... (more)