B&P train BT-3 returns to Butler from Petrolia on the Northern Sub.

MoPac GP18 #462 rests on a hot summer day in Algiers, LA in 1973.

Mid Atlantic Railway #951 leading its train near Conway, SC. This operation is now part of the Carolina Southen Railroad.

Horry County Railway GP18 #1068 at Myrtle Beach, SC.

A set of N&W engines on a D&H train get some fuel at Hornell. Power that got fueled would stop on the mains right next to the old EL engine service area.

After spending several hours switching at River Terminal and 30 minutes waiting on a track inspector at the CSX A-line crossing, 300 and 205 finally head west toward Raeford with 2 cars. Here the... (more)

Newly repainted A&R 300 rests beside the newly repainted sand tower with the A&R initials proudly displayed. Nine years later, the 300's paint job has faired better than the sand tower. Velvia s... (more)

N&W GP18 955 leads two relatively new UP U30Cs westbound on the old Wabash, west of Springfield, IL. This shot was taken from the C&NW overpass.

A&R 300, 1962 model one-owner, and trailing GP7 #205, bought new by A&R in 1951, pull 2 cars westbound at Dundarrach. 3 miles to go to tie-up at Farm Supply in Raeford. Times are changing for th... (more)

A extremely battle worn GP18 rest at the engine servicing facility shortly after bringing in a local. This engine is ex-N&W and still has the N&W on the long hood under the small B&P letters.

RLK 1808 parked in front of scrap tank cars.

Gosh, for a simple scheme that didn't cost a fortune to apply, for my money you just can't beat this one. And there were only four of the ex-L&N GP-18s. One was destroyed prior to SBD. So this ... (more)

Another view of the NYS&W GP18s temporarily stored in Ridgefield Park awaiting disposition. This view offers a chance to compare the different paint schemes applied to 1802 and 1804. 1804 is the... (more)

End of an Era: Time has run out for this classic trio of GP18s after roughly 47 years of service on the Susquehanna. Here they sit with "NYSW" lettering blacked out on the cab; a sign of t... (more)