A quartet of former MARC engines sit in storage awaiting an uncertain fate. These engines were purchased by MPI many years ago and have been sitting long enough for moss to start growing on them. ... (more)

"LIRR Cabin Car for Scrap" One of Long Island Rail Road's surviving hacks sits on a flatcar along with another in Holban Yard shortly after being detrucked and prepped for transp... (more)

Palm trees, the setting sun and the unmistakable grit of Los Angeles are pictured as a UP and Metrolink train roll through East Redondo.

The Sunday Day Bud Switcher departs Aurant westbound with a long train bound for Gemco Yard in Van Nuys and an assortment of ex-SSW and SP geeps for power.

Caboose CN 79834 is parked in the town of Vankleek Hill. This caboose was used for backup moves on the L'Orignal Spur, but I am not sure if it still in use. Either way, it is in very dire shape.

"Alco Power Pack Ready for Scrap" Long Island Rail Road's rebuilt Alco Power Pack, LI 3100, sits on the River Track at Wheelspur Facility in Long Island City awaiting the scrapper's torch.... (more)

Former PRR/Penn Central Budd parlor car Martha Washington (PC 7127) was acquired by the Morristown & Erie several years ago. While in storage, during the summer of 2017, it was a victim of arson. ... (more)

"Ready to Ship" An M3 pair (LI 9812 & LI 9863) and two Pullman Standard P72 Coaches (LI 2907 & LI 2933) sit loaded onto FICX Flatcars on the "River Track" at Wheelspur Facility waiting to ... (more)

Dos Sand Hoppers - [Autumnal Equinox +1] - A pair sand hoppers owned by the San Diego Dirt Company lay in storage on the Desert Line at Titus Siding near Jacumba.

In the Brush at Titus - A pair of flat cars and two hoppers lay in storage on the Desert Line at Titus Siding near Jacumba.

Baker Hopper - A pair of flat cars and two hoppers lay in storage on the Desert Line at Titus Siding near Jacumba.

Sold to the Illinois Railway Museum by the Virginia Museum of Transportation, the locomotive was towed to Altoona, PA for a cosmetic restoration, which never happened. This summer (2017) it made i... (more)

UP's Torrance Switcher makes a rare evening appearance on the street trackage in Gardena with a couple tagged up gensets leading a GP38-2.

Holy Graffiti ...It's rare to see graffiti on Amtrak equipment, especially this much.

Somebody has written "Too young to die" across the top front of WP F7A No. 915-D. Indeed, during the 70s, many of WP's F7As were traded in for newer EMDs.