The Union Pacific business train made a special east coast trip for the Harriman family. The train is seen deadheading through Suffern New York on its way to Harriman where it will pick up the ri... (more)

The 80 is a GP38 that was built by EMD in 1968 for the Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Railway (The TAG Route). It was the first high hood version of any GP38 model to be built and as a present to th... (more)

TVRM's flagship Missionary Ridge Local excursion crosses over South Chickamauga Creek on a soggy March afternoon. In the foreground lies a display marking the original ETV&G mainline completed in ... (more)

The D&H's four PA-1's had been in service for six months powering the passenger trains between Albany, NY and Montreal. Occasionally a road weary RS-2 would be pressed into service. The 4022, wh... (more)

Excursion train from Bend, OR to Portland, OR.

Excursion train from Bend, OR to Portland, OR.

CVSR 365 leads the National Park Scenic south into Boston Mill.

Running on the Santa Barbara Sub is a northbound PTC Train with UPP 210 Mobile Lab checking operation of the system.

An eastbound Union Pacific passenger train curves towards Little Gore Canyon after passing through Radium, Colorado, on August 5, 2014. Powering the nine-car special is EMD SD70ACe No. 8795 and GE... (more)

Tourist Railroad Leadville Colorado & Southern chop nose GP 1714 is nearing departure. As the passengers begin to climb on board. Leadville is a town that resides at over 10,000 ft.

Iowa Interstate GP38-2 703 is on the west end of the excursion trains being pulled by QJ 6988 between Mitchellville and Altoona. The unit is in charge as the train reverses westbound.

A BNSF Geometry Train pauses at the former Dri-Line depot in downtown Rock Island to pick up the local engineer to pilot it across the Crescent Bridge.

BNSF track geometry train rolls west to Rock Island.

Eastbound excursion train from Portland, OR to Bend, OR. The photo location is the future site of a new siding.

Eastbound excursion train from Portland, OR to Bend, OR. The photo location is the future site of a new siding.