The NdeM was still paying employees at outlying points by pay car in 1962. In this photo, pay car 2187 is coupled to the rear of Train No. 4, which was a secondary train from Laredo to Mexico City... (more)

I believe this car is used as an inspection vehicle on the narrow gauge lines around Haivoron. It is seen at Haivoron with it`s own turntable.

BNSF caboose with three MofW tank cars and AC4400 4734

This one unusual railcar rebuilt from Dodge bus made in 1952 stopped at Misky`s place with a local service from Cochabamba city to Aiquile town. This service it`s very popular for farmers who sell... (more)

A nighttime stroll through Tehachapi finds this little gem near the depot museum.

The Surf Line is, for obvious reasons, a popular spot in the private car circles. I would estimate that from mid-Spring right to the end of Summer maybe one in ten Surfliners have at least one pri... (more)

PAL 10 started life as a milk car and would later be rebuilt by VMV to its present day configuration to supply power to the P&L office cars (Bluegrass State I and Bluegrass State II).

This box car has been sitting on this house track for a few years now. Time is starting to catch up with it.

SSLV, a short line off DRGW's Alamosa line had a scratch built diesel locomotive built on a steam tender frame with a I-H prime mover. The railroad is long abandoned.

The Wind Splitter She's beautifully restored. For Photo Album see: http://railfan44.rrpicturearchives.net/archiveThumbs.aspx?id=73546

A study in railroad practicality and remains of the the Deramus administration which almost ended the KCS. I'd imagine this was an old boxcar converted to a caboose. At least it has roller beari... (more)

One of the most significant advancements in urban living came with the swift transport of milk and other perishible items by rail. Very few milk cars have survived, but this stunning example has ... (more)

Atlanta & West Point caboose #553 was built in 1941 and refurbished in 1981. Examine the window to the left of "The West Point Route" emblem and curtains are clearly seen

Proving that there WAS a budget on the Rock Island for weed control, at least in 1976, as a crew work a sprayer in the yard at West Dav, getting a good tan in the process.