The Builders plate reads " OF Jordan CO. Spreader, Flanger, Scraper, Bank Builder, and Snow Plow." It was bought new by the NN in 1917, I think originally the cab was wooden and the railroad built... (more)

GCK 154 waiting on restoration, along with WMRY 303 and 25 hibernate on this cold day at the Dawson siding with some rolling stock.

Henschell 2-10-0 number 3009.

(Correction: Whitewood, Virginia) Extremely overcast and heavy snow conditions, are the perfect backdrop for a gloomy abandonment photo such as this. Looking southwest in the little community of W... (more)

In the early morning hours of September 25, 2013, an eastbound baretable traveling on the BNSF Panhandle Sub rear ended a stopped eastbound stack train near the Tyson Plant, the ensuing derailment... (more)

Obstructed by vegetation, the N&W CPL mast signs protecting the junction between N&W's Caretta Branch and the Dry Fork Branch mainline stands tall along the intersection of Routes 16 and 83 in rur... (more)

The other side of this sign says "Union RR." Remnants of the past, such as this one, are still in good condition along the NEC. You just have to know where to look. Photo taken on RR property w... (more)

In Nov. 1985, the Rio Grande closed 23.69 miles of its Subdivision 7 mainline between Woods Cross and Roy. By 1988, the diamond was removed where Union Pacific's Syracuse Branch crossed the D&RGW ... (more)

In November 1985, the D&RGW took its Subdivision 7 mainline out of service between Woods Cross and Roy, Utah (23.69 miles). The right of way would later be purchased by the Utah Transit Authority,... (more)

This EMD FT was wrecked in a collision with another train near Tobyhanna, PA on July 15, 1962. A loaded coal hopper came down right on top of the cab. A cutting torch specialist was called in to e... (more)

BEDT #16 was the last steam locomotive to operate in New York in revenue, running at the docks in Brooklyn until the fall of 1963. Today, she is undergoing a lengthy cosmetic restoration in River... (more)

I think it is a pretty safe bet that a train hasn't traveled down this track in a long, long time. This old Atlantic Coast Line track is located between the CSX Taft yard and the Orlando Internat... (more)

Kp4 (or P24) is a narrow gauge (750 mm) steam (0-4-0) locomotive, which was designed at 1941 by "Kolomensky Zavod" in USSR and built by Poland for railways of Soviet Union after S... (more)

Borded up and abandoned, Rio Grande's sturdy depot at Minturn awaits an uncertain future in the Colorado Rockies.