A pair of veteran YN2 C40-8W's power B742 west out of Selkirk.

Well worn CSX Dash 8 7764 leads empty coal train E900 as it catches a patch of sunshine, passing by the C&O signals at the SE Ranger control point in Ranger, West Virginia. This interlocking inclu... (more)

Former Santa Fe C40-8W 876 sits in back of the diesel shop in Galesburg, waiting to be moved to LTEX for scrap. Taken during the VIP Yard tour during Galesburg Railroad Days.

Having left the Folkston funnel, CSX 7692 leads a westbound autorack train towards Waycross, Georgia.

Norfolk Southern eastbound rack train is parked in the siding at Clymers, IN at sunset waiting out the New Years holiday on 12/31/99. I remember this day well. The Y2K scare was rampant in the wor... (more)

Bayview local L106 crosses the Bear Creek movable bridge, as it departs Tradepoint Rail's Grays Yard.

Ethanol train 68Q digs in for the heavy crawl up to the summit of Musconetcong Mountain with an ex CRQ D8W in charge.

Two CSX YN2 GE's lead a stack train Westbound at Willard Yard.

Lots of people were out for a C40-8W leading... my Father wanted a shot at Tunnel Hill so I agreed to drive up for the afternoon.

An assortment of Union Pacific locomotives rest between assignments as they are serviced and repaired at the railroad’s extensive locomotive facility at Bailey Yard in North Platte, Nebraska, on... (more)

A pair of Conrail C40-8Ws and an NS EMD lead an SENS south through Ridgefield Park. NS run-through power was common on this Selkirk, NY to Linwood, NC (via Hagerstown, MD) train.

6102 leads a loaded UCR coal train north through Ridgefield Park, NJ. This train would have been destined to the Central Hudson Power Plant in Roseton, NY.

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One of the many plentiful GE Dash 8 models CSX owned at the time makes its way through a cut in northern Calera as it pulls 104 cars behind it. This B’ham to New Orleans manifest train is being... (more)

Slam, bang! A four-pack of warbonnets are in full flight as yet another intermodal hotshot sails through rural Camden, MO on a June morn. The old wig-wag crossing signal here would have been clang... (more)