The day's first eastbound Lincoln Service train nears the end of its run as it closes in on the platforms at Union Station in Chicago.

The Capitol Limited consist gets its toilets serviced in the yard as seen from an Amfleet I Coach sitting on the short leg of the wye. Photo taken on RR property observing safety rules and with P... (more)

AMTK 188 leads the eastbound Pennsylvanian along the Juniata River near Losh Run, Pennsylvania.

The eastbound Pennsylvanian passes CP Hunt as it pulls into Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.

Amtrak 42 "The Pennsylvanian" throttles up as it leaves Altoona Station and rounds the bend toward CP Works; meanwhile, NS Local CB10 waits for Amtrak to clear so it can back across the main and o... (more)

Operator Mike Myers surveys a rare scene as Amtrak #302 passes Ridgely Tower on the former C&IM mainline. During June 2008 Amtrak and Union Pacific detoured trains thru Springfield over the Illin... (more)

AMTK 188 and a mate rest at the barn during the blue hour.

Sitting in the evening sun... I'll be sitting when rush hour comes... Watching the trains roll in... And I watch 'em roll away again... An unusual guest on the NEC flies though Eddystone, PA at... (more)

In beautiful afternoon light, Amtrak's Pennsylvania passes over the uniquely designed Rockville Trestle.

Amtrak 06T kicks up a light covering of snow as it speeds between Ardara and Larimer.

The bracket mast CPLs at Hansrote frame the westbound Capital Limited.

The first train of the day for me was the Empire Builder, which is making good time after its stop at Red Wing, Mn. Judging by the look of the front of the 188, it has come into contact with a fe... (more)

Amtrak's Northeast Regional Direct service to Newport News heads over the Chesapeake & Ohio Viaduct, aka the James River Viaduct. Built in 1901, it is nearly 3 miles long and is made up of two sec... (more)

Westbound Amtrak splitting the classic PRR style signals at MP 131.

Nothing else can show the speed at which trains travel at in the frozen moment of a camera shutter better than a new snowfall.