Train 23, The Grand Canyon. A Roger Puta Photograph

Train 16, The Texas Chief ready to depart. A Roger Puta Photograph

A glowing sky hovers over the Piedmont & Northern Railroad in Ranlo, NC as two former CNW units, both wearing Lehigh Valley schemes, reside for the night. They were brought down to be used on the ... (more)

More F-units in the Carolinas! "Lehigh Valley" 578 and 576 rest in the bitter night air in Ranlo, NC. Both units were originally built for the Chicago & Northwestern in 1949, purchased by NJ Trans... (more)

Ex C&NW, ex Lehigh Valley, now SLRG leased to the P&N sit quietly in Ranlo, NC.

The P&N has had some interesting locomotives on it since the state has redone the line but nothing quite like this has ever been on the property. SLRG's 576 and 578 both started out life as CNW F7... (more)

WICT 106 blasts (OK, crawls) up Juda Hill in Wisconsin with a NRHS excursion in October of 1989. Tickets for the all day ride were $35!

NORMAN OK September 1977 -- Santa Fe F7A 275 is tied down in downtown Norman. It will be the lead unit when the Norman turn returns to Nowers Yard in Oklahoma City. This site is within feet of the... (more)

CNW 421 and an E8 are positioning commuter trains at the throat to CNW's Madison Street station for the afternoon rush hour. Dozens of trains will move in and out of this junction in the next coup... (more)

Six Burlington Northern F units were stored at Denver’s stockyards for a time in the mid-1980s. BN F7 No. 732 is a former Northern Pacific locomotive.

Ugly! 718A heads a line of stored locos at Schellville, CA, in 1998.

On August 10, 1985, Streamline Excursions, Inc. sponsored the "Return of the 400," a round trip passenger excursion between Amtrak's St. Paul-Minneapolis Midway Station to Eau Claire, Wi... (more)

Making a rare "freight" move, Monticello Railway Museum's Wabash F7 #1189 lugs 53 tank cars bound for storage, passing Stair Tower on the Museum's grounds.

Illinois Division local train D36 glides south along the former Wabash mainline towards Decatur, crossing over the Monticello Railway Museum's line in downtown Monticello. The Museum had just com... (more)