ES43BBi, the first Evolution Series metric gauge locomotive with digital technology produced in Brazil, at GE Transportation's plant in Contagem, Minas Gerais.

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Burlington Northern EMD GP39E No. 2759, a rebuilt GP30 originally built as Southern Railway No. 2547, shows off its new low short nose decorated in bold “whiteface” ... (more)

Am 843 151 "Trudy" from Rhomberg/Sersa Group passes Jestetten area on a training run from Schaffhausen to Rümlang. Coupled on the rear end is SERSA 847 951 "Gretli" DiT.

Cotton Belt 5006 on display at the Arkansas Railroad Museum in Pine Bluff.

Milwaukee Road Fairbanks-Morse Erie Built 13A 2000-hp built in 1946, with A1A-A1A wheel arrangement. Photo by J.Bailey, from my collection.

TR 1525 has joined it's stable mate in crossing the street from the now defunct Progress Rail Tacoma. The last product to leave that Progress Rail Facility (formerly CEECO), it will soon be put t... (more)

B759's train sits pretty in the new "KB" yard at Kamloops with the EJE heritage unit on the point.

Executive Welcome. New York & Atlantic Railway President Paul Victor came out to inspect the newest pair of arrivals from Progress Rail on March 30, 2016. PR20B 301 was delivered that morn... (more)

"Follow the Flag": Originally a Class 1 railroad that served Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri and the province of Ontario, Canada, the Wabash railroad was a major freigh... (more)

A southbound Tri-Rail train for Miami Airport passes through Dania Beach

"A New Look for CTrail's GE Fleet" Freshly rebuilt CTrail (CTDX) GE P40BH 6711 sits on the head end of the Cedar Hill Yard inbound in North Haven, CT shortly after being delivered by Conne... (more)

Stunning Streamliner: Even though I'd already gone up to Baltimore to see B&O 51 a little over a week ago, hearing that there was a chance to get some outdoor photos of the unit while it wa... (more)

BR Class 55 'Deltic' 55009 'Alycidon' with it's original British Railway Two Tone Green Livery and D9009 number at Leicester North (Great Central Railway).