SOU 6914 on display at the Grand Junction yard

Between Buffalo, N.Y. and Windsor, Ontario the Wabash St. Thomas Division ran across Canada. Canadian-built motive power was almost exclusively on this two hundred and twenty miles division. The ... (more)

Monongahela's No.1216 Class DFA-8A was a 1600hp RF-16 "Sharknose" built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1951 for the New York Central. MRY's 1216 was former NYC 1216, nee NYC 3816. Photo... (more)

S300 leads the evening service to Warrnambool at Spencer Street Station.

Soo Line 2228A leads a freight thru Granville, WI in February of 1980. You don't realize just how nice an EMD F-unit looked until you see one without the headlight in the nose! Bob Ferge image fro... (more)

Just checkin’ the place out. Canadian Pacific Office Car Special 1401 (ex-CN 6541, FP9A), 4106 (ex-CN 6515, FP9A), and 4107 (ex-CN 6526, FP9A) sits in Kenwood Yard in Albany, NY on the af... (more)

Wabash E-8 1004 leading the Chicago to St. Louis "Banner Blue" leaving the Decatur Station for the remaining one hundred and thirteen mile trip to St. Louis on February 21, 1958. Photo... (more)

A60-X33 await departure from Spencer Street with an afternoon service to Seymour.

CP 1401 sits quietly at the CP Saratoga station.

A77 hauling 3 MTH cars awaits departure from Stony Point with a local service to Frankston.

CPs OCS train heads west across the bridge approaching Otter Tail east.

A pair of CLF class locos race through Laverton with a Melbourne to Adelaide freight.

A pair of RF&P E8A's 1009-1014 on the point of train 375 pauses at Alexandria station before continuing south to Richmond on March 01, 1971. Two railroads, the Southern Railway and the C&O opera... (more)

For a couple years, UP deployed their E-units with the Centennial for the (then) annual Denver Post Frontier Days special. Here, the train is about 10 minutes from departure north.

Royal Canadian Pacific's "Rocky Mountains Experience" excursion is making quite a bit of noise as it leans into the curve across the river heading into Field. This was the first trip to... (more)