1:48 Scale. An O-Scale model of the Canadian Pacific H1b Class Hudson Locomotive #2816 provides a graphic, side by side comparison of 1/4" to the foot railroading vs. the 12" to t... (more)

SBVR 6604 in B&O paint leads a northbound Green Spring job through the S curve south of Moorefield.

Headed North for Bowden Yard, FEC 905 screams by some MOW Equipment on the Siding at North Bayard. These GRS Searchlights are the last remaining of their type along the Florida East Coast Railroad... (more)

Passing the signals at the East End of Knight siding, A&O train Z830 takes freight westbound to customers along the former CSX Cowen Subdivision.

GNWR 4055 ex CSXT 7361 has recently been repainted into the G&W's former "Whisker" paint scheme

15T scoots south by a setting sun in Raphine, VA.

Clean-running. Running completely clean stack most of the time, CPKC's Canadian Pacific Hudson #2816 "Empress" charges toward the Highway 41 grade crossing south of Horatio, Arkan... (more)

On a warm Summer Evening, Seminole Gulfs Murder Mystery Train is seen silhouetted against against the falling sun along the Caloosahatchee River.

Enroute back to Fort Myers from Arcadia, Seminole Gulfs Desoto Turn is seen crossing the Caloosahatchee River near the town of Tice which is just north of Fort Myers along the former Atlantic Coas... (more)

Enroute back to Fort Myers from Arcadia, Seminole Gulfs Desoto Turn is seen crossing Shell Creek which is just north of Punta Gorda along the former Atlantic Coast Line.

Built in 1920 for the Florida East Coast Railway by the American Locomotive Company, US Sugar no. 148 is seen crossing over Fisheating Creek on a warm Summer afternoon on the return trip to Clewis... (more)

The Strasburg local returns north across a small wooden trestle in Winchester with a nice sunset in the background.

The “A-Team” With the recently released “Moving the Weight of the World” AC44C6M on the point, Richard Rose and Calvin Jones hustle 24X north through Dry Fork on a typical hot and muggy... (more)

The WW301 crosses the Potomac on a nice spring evening. Some of my scrap loads are visible (starting with the fourth car).

Reflections of Grupo Mexico Transportes motors leads 202 . This bridge is slated to be replaced in the months ahead.