Bright At Night At Highbridge. Thought it was late at night on September 11, 2024, there was all kinds of action going on at the MTA Metro-North Railroad Highbridge Facility in the Bronx, N... (more)
Full House At Harlem. An elevated view of the MTA Metro-North Railroad Harlem-125 Street Street Station on the afternoon of August 30, 2018 shows a wide cross section of the roster. A pair ... (more)
Call Them Cabeese? The Red Caboose Motel & Restaurant in Ronks, Pennsylvania is a great place to stay when visiting the Strasburg Rail Road. With 38 Cabooses painted in a variety of vintage... (more)
Three westbound freights line up nicely for servicing at the west end of Clovis Yard. The photo was taken from the Hull Street overpass, which has since been replaced by a new structure.
I really don't know where to start on this one. This was taken in front of the yard office at WM's yard in Hagerstown, MD on Nov. 15, 1976. Railroading was in a state of flux at the time. The P... (more)
The Jointline was hopping on this Sunday as 2 SB, a coal load and a manifest wait on 4 Nortbounds at Spruce during a down pour. I was hoping the sun would come out before the last of the Northboun... (more)
A jaw-dropping assembly of motive power simmers in the yard outside the MPD at Haworth in Yorkshire (of Bronte sisters fame). Left to Right: LMS '8F' 2-8-0 No.48431, GWR 0-6-0 Pannier Tank No.5775... (more)
An array of colour in this yard, sw1200rs units used to switch here but like they once did on class one roads, this short line has replaced them with more modern units by their standards. Geep's l... (more)
A busy evening at the Sarnia A-Yard as two freights work the yard while many yard jobs shunt around the Sarnia Tower.
Over 60 of GO's passenger cars are visible in this view.
Numerous GO trainsets layover in Toronto, awaiting the afternoon commuter rush.
A three way meet at Junction City, WI
CN 2516 and NS 9553 at the southend of Steelton Yard.
Power waiting for trains at Stevens Point, WI.
A busy evening at the east end of the yard.
