The Maple Leaf heads over the "floating bridge" through the marshlands of Montezuma.

The Schenectady bound Maple Leaf races by the Mowhawk river during the golden hour.

Auto Train is being assembled. The train is so long that the Sanford terminal cannot accommodate all of the passenger cars in one cut, so the yard job ties on the rear half of the Superliners and... (more)

The Washington Terminal heritage unit pulls the American View Theater Car and Corridor Clipper Amfleet I geometry car out.

A young railfan wearing his ACS-64 shirt from the Amtrak Online Store gets a wave from Conductor Mike R., and points to his mother to show her.

CB&Q 504 leads the Nebraska Zephyr east past Johnson siding.

The McGinnis Meet. Webb Rail LLC - WEBX FL-9 2024 (ex-New Haven 2058) and Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum RDC 42 were posed together on the afternoon of Friday, August 16, 2019. Both units arrived... (more)

The "world's longest passenger train", Amtrak's "Auto-Train", crosses the A-Line bridge over the James River on the west side of Richmond, Virginia. The bridge was built jointl... (more)

The Budd RDC "CPTM One" standing by at São Carlos yard, during the 12th Annual Model Railroad Show. The special train was brought by ABPF, specially to the event.

A former Natchez Railway, now GMTX GP38-2 2147 leads Vermont Rail Systems bi-weekly Dinner Train, by the now defunct Charlotte Commuter Station.

Being serviced at Amtrak's Los Angeles Maintenance Facility on February 21, 2018, is Superliner sleeping car 32009. This car, built by Pullman-Standard in 1981, is named for George M. Pullman<... (more)

NICTD 43 makes a hard right on 11th street as it heads west to Chicago via the South Shore Line. Photo by Jeff Stupar.

Super Soaker: A torrential downpour obscures much of the scene at Metuchen Station for a brief period during the evening rush at Metuchen on Tuesday, June 18, 2019.

A New Jersey Transit Arrow 3 set comes by Hunters Point Avenue on Line 2 as it heads towards Penn Station to begin its afternoon rush hour trip.

One of the lead RDCs of the Roger Williams train set sits on display in Lincoln, NH at the Hobo Railroad. The middle units of the five car set were standard Budd RDCs, but the end units were modif... (more)