VIA's Super Continental crosses the Fraser River on the CN Cisco bridge. The eastbound train will soon make a stop at Lytton, BC. The CP bridge and mainline can be seen behind and underneath the C... (more)

VIA's Super Continental led by VIA 6569, a former CP Rail FP7 and a former CN F9B makes its station stop at Boston Bar, BC where some passengers will disembark and get on board, the engine crew wi... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

A pair of former Alaska Railroad F-units were brought into Wyoming in the mid-1980s to operate the Mountain Diesel scenic passenger train. The train is seen passing through the UP's yard in Laram... (more)

A pair of former Alaska Railroad F-units were brought into Wyoming in the mid-1980s to operate the Mountain Diesel scenic passenger train. Tom Golden photo.

After a trip to Perkinsille and return, the Verde Canyon Railroad's pair of 1953 former Alaska Railroad FP7s are running around the train at their Clarkdale depot.

The Stourbridge Line's PRR FP7 rests with its train in front of the railroad's Honesdale shop.

My all-time favorite F unit in its finest form, lights, dynamic brakes, icebreakers and snow plows, reprising its former role, leading the "San Francisco Zephyr".

On the morning of September 15, 2002, the Royal Canadian Pacific luxury passenger train leaves the mountains behind as it rolls through a gentle curve at milepost 44 between Chokio and Piegan, Alb... (more)

Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train exits Kicking Horse River Canyon and arrives at Golden, British Columbia, on a pretty September 13, 2002. The classy train is pulled by a A... (more)

Soo Line FP7A no. 500 is on permanent display with a short Soo Line passenger train at Ladysmith, WI. This view shows the original Soo Line scheme nicely from the fireman's side of the unit. FP7s ... (more)

Soo Line FP7A no. 500 is on permanent display with a short Soo Line passenger train at Ladysmith, WI. When this was taken the train was outdoors, exposed to weather, including a tornado that hit i... (more)

The Super Continental under VIA management crosses the Anderson River bridge as the train approaches Boston Bar, BC for a passenger stop and head end crew change.