This is a scene that will soon be a page in railroad history. Orange and chocolate brown locomotives bring a cut of cars South through Worcester before reversing direction to head North to Gardner... (more)

Rare Bird! ATSF 7401, on of 3 GE B39-8 Demonstrator units, is westbound at McCook, IL in October of 1986.

LMX GE B39-8 8504 and 8521.

P&W northbound heads through Valley Falls

The Santa Fe rostered three B39-8s, numbered 7400-7402. In their first month of service, 7401 and 7402 are seen headed east through Dolton on the Indiana Harbor Belt. Tom Golden photo.

HMCR B39-8's 8560 & 8527 move forward in the HMCR three track yard in downtown Huntsville, AL to clear a switch. The units will soon couple to seven covered hoppers on the track on the left for a... (more)

HMCR B39-8's 8560 & 8527 move forward in the HMCR three track yard in downtown Huntsville, AL and will soon couple to seven covered hoppers on the track on the left for a trip to the south end of ... (more)

A"once in a lifetime" event. The Naughatuck RR heads north over the Naughatuck River with two transformers in tow. It was very rare to see something like this on this line.

"Cogincahug Crossing"

Here is the aerial version of the same train that Michael William Sullivan captured in THIS f... (more)

LMX GE B39-8 No. 8577 powers Burlington Northern train No. 34 (vehicle train) past the bluffs of Mississippi Palisades State Park just north of Savanna, Illinois, on April 27, 1991.

HMCR's newest locomotive, B39-8 8560, spends the evening at HMCR's small yard near downtown Huntsville.

HMCR 8560, the Huntsville & Madison County Railroad's newest engine, sits in the yard awaiting its first assignment on the railroad. It's paired up with the railroad's other operational B39-8, HMC... (more)

An eastbound Burlington Northern freight powered by a pair of LMX (General Electric Leasing) GE B39-8s passes through Lynxville, Wisconsin, on the perfect autumn day of October 12, 1991.

During a light rain, HMCR 8527 (in San Luis & Rio Grande paint) switches the HMCR yard in downtown Huntsville, AL after arriving with a train of 17 cars picked up from the southern portion of the ... (more)