Royal Canadian Pacific's "Rockies Experience" train is between Golden & Lake Louise today. This remains one of my favorite chase weeks ever.

"LV" F units make their way east for storage at the Allied siding at TVRM. LV 578 was fixed up for the photo op.

Santa Fe F7(A) 301, built in October 1949 and still in service on Amtrak in March 1973 at Fullerton, California.

Outbound commuters.

With e Reading & Northern Ramble laid over in Jim Thorpe for almost 4 hours, one needs to find something to kill the time. During the lay over back in May, my kids and I did some hiking in the Le... (more)

Heritage met heritage under the lights in Spencer, NC on 7.4. 2012.

CN 9000 takes passengers for a short trip on the museum's demonstration track.

SOU. The 1827 formation of the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company is credited as the oldest predecessor line of the Southern Railway, which took that name in 1894. While tobacco and... (more)

Western Pacific 0-6-0 No. 165 is seen on the loop track at Portola during its first day of public operation. It put on a great show!

Chesapeake & Ohio E7A 4514 arrived at Detroit's Union Station at 10:30am with train 14 the morning "Pere Marquette" from Grand Rapids. Later after its arrival, E7A 4514 is making a ba... (more)

CNR GMD FP9A 6503 built in 1954, dressed in CN's classic yellow, olive green and black, with F9B 6614 at CN's Windsor water front yard, with Detroit, Michigan across the river, on March 11, 19... (more)

Racing through Hinsdale
A rush hour Burlington Northern “Dinky” express cruises through Hinsdale, Illinois, on the center main on May 28, 1992. Geraniums are blooming in the planter... (more)

Battling some hazy/high clouds is the fully loaded KCS business train. The governor of Louisiana, CP CEO Keith Creel, KCS CEO Pat Ottensmeyer, Amtrak president Steven Gardner, and the head of the ... (more)

After a mostly cloudy day a small group of us gathered at the western end of the Kansas City Southern's Bonnet Carre Spillway bridge to shoot the outbound business train as they began their deadhe... (more)

When you begin meeting trains in New Orleans at one pm, and don't escape the confines of UP and CN at their various snared junctions, you tend to end up much later out of town than you thought. Su... (more)