YN2 EMD CSXT 8863 is one of the last remaining EMD locomotives painted in CSX's "YN2" paint scheme. It remains stored here in Cumberland, MD along with a "YN1" SD40 (no... (more)

Storage Blues Cumberland Yard features one of the largest storage dead lines on CSX. Among others, the cast of locomotives here includes SD40-2s, C40-8Ws, SD70MACs, C40-9Ws, SD50s, and 4-a... (more)

Cumberland Climb: Manifest train M332 heads east through the Narrows on the west end of Cumberland, as the train prepares to enter the yard spiriting the CSXT 3194.

I032-20 crosses the Little Gunpowder River on the Philadelphia Subdivision.

“Where There’s Smoke…”
A CSX track geometry train, symbolled as a passenger extra, kicks up fresh ballast fines as it approaches the intermediates at Harberson Walker* [sic] at m... (more)

“Constant Flow Rate”
Yet another in the never-ending stream of coal drags departs Brunswick, eastbound, on Sunday afternoon, December 6, 1987 at 14:52. With CSR/C&O SD50 8574 and B&... (more)

M421 is westbound on the main, between the Van Bibbers.

“Five Day Work Week”
Four of the five F9PHs rostered by the Maryland Rail Commuter Service (MARC) are laying over for the weekend in the yard at Brunswick, late in the afterno... (more)

After I032’s leader suffered a locked axle at Bayview Yard in Baltimore, an old school war wagon was pulled from the yard to lead the train on the remainder of it’s journey to North Bergen, NJ... (more)

M421-15, with the Contrail heritage unit in command, crosses the Susquehanna River

“Capt. John O’Donnell”
CTN 47, Canton Railroad’s SW900 “Capt. John O’Donnell”, is tied down for the weekend at the road’s (then) headquarters on Boston Street.

The... (more)

An evening Regional crosses the Susquehanna.

C&O 490 on display at the B&O Railroad Museum.

#1309 is wearing C&O lettering for several Lerro Photography charters, seen on the lunch break at the top of the line.

It's First Responders Day at the B&O Museum and CR 8905 shoves a hot metal car as they recreate a grade crossing collision for the crowd of museum visitors.