The westbound turn from Rockwood traverses the old Tennessee Central Railroad through a cut at Ozone.

Returning from the NS interchange, the westbound Rockwood Turn exits the Walden Ridge Tunnel on the former Tennessee Central.

The eastbound Rockwood Turn exits the Walden Ridge Tunnel on the former Tennessee Central. From here, its another five miles to the NS interchange at Rockwood.

The typical pair of Lhoist B23-7s are seen crossing the first of many wooden trestles along the 16 mile trip to Rockwood over the former Tennessee Central. The Rockwood Turn runs on Mon-Wed-Fri no... (more)

As the sun came out after a weekend of snow storms that dumped up to twenty inches across New York, a Finger Lakes Railway Yard crew out of Solvay heads down the line to serve customers with an ex... (more)

A Meridian Southern Train is seen here tied down for the night in Meridian, MS.

A freshly painted B23-7 CR 1915 leads two fellow baby boats up the tough 3.22% grade as a flock of wild turkeys scatters on a cold bright morning with 15 loads for the ADM Mill in Greenport Cent... (more)

Six blue baby boats thunder up the slow grade to Chatham at High Bridge Road as the late afternoon shadows creep in.

The Southbound MDS job rolls through Enterprise, MS on the old Mobile and Ohio mainline as they continue towards Waynesboro, MS.

East Penn Railroad QT-02 is chugging through East Rockhill Township, PA, with 4 cars in tow for Quakertown, 1 for Shelley's Lumber & 3 for Musket DEF as they battle the East Rockhill Curve & Grade... (more)

The Meridian Southern slowly rolls past the former Mobile and Ohio Depot in Quitman, MS with two of its former Conrail GE B23-7's on the point.

Finger Lakes Railway heads East with 17 cars on Sunday morning. Locomotives: FGLK 2309 and FGLK 1943

One of my favorite "human element" captures on the Hudson local by the Iron Horse Bar on a cold March afternoon with a long string of empties to bring back down the hill from the mill.

Late in the day, ATSF B23-7 No. 6410 leads a 199 up the 1.0 percent grade of Vine Hill. At one time, Vine Hill was the name of a siding the railroad had at this location. The plentiful exhaust is ... (more)

One of those shots I almost didn't bother to shoot at the time but now so glad that I did. An outlawed Oak Point/Bronx to Selkirk manifest idles beside CP-114 on the Hudson Line on a cold April... (more)