RS-1 244 crosses the Des Moines River between Boone and Fraser, Iowa. There has been significant flooding in this area during the last month, and the line is currently being repaired.

Minneapolis & St. Louis RS-1 244 rolls through the YMCA camp with a simulated work train on the Boone & Scenic Valley.

Minneapolis & St. Louis RS-1 244 crosses the Des Moines River during a photo charter sponsored by Steve Glischinski. This area - including the railroad - was hard hit during the recent rainstorms... (more)

Minneapolis & St. Louis RS-1 244 rolls over the Des Moines River on a photo charter sponsored by Steve Glischinski. The unit is former LS&I restored with M&StL paint.

Minneapolis & St. Louis RS-1 244 crosses the Bass Point Creek high bridge on the Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad, pulling a photo charter sponsored by Steve Glischinski. The bridge is 154 ft. high... (more)

M&StL RS-1 244 makes a switch move in downtown Boone, Iowa. This unit is actually a former L&SI RS-1 that is a perfect stand in for a long-scrapped M&StL Alco. Thanks to Steve Glischinski for se... (more)

M&StL 244 at the Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern freight station near downtown Boone, Iowa. This was the Boone night photo session held as part of Steve Glischinski's diesel photo charter on th... (more)

The G&W used to host an open house at the Retsof shops every Spring. This is a view out the back door of the shops of 1976 as it sits on the dead track with its stack capped.

Marty Fair has the #101 on its knees at the crest of the grade with the biggest train she has seen in years.

GM&O RS-1 #1123 at the shop in Jackson, TN - May 1976.

Chop nose Bay Line RS-1 at Panama City, FL in the summer of '73.

That looks like a waterbag slung on to the handbrake as this little gem switches the tiny industrial park yard.

I was leaving Washington Union Station with a bad cold and no train shots. Then this bold little RS-1 showed up still switching after all these years. So I did photograph the cathedrals of democra... (more)

TC dinner train is crossing Owego Creek on the former Lehigh Valley branch. The Tioga Central RR originated in NY state [Tioga County NY] on a former Lehigh Valley line but then moved the entire ... (more)