Milwaukee Road 32A is on display fresh from the paint booth in new 261 fleet-inspired colors, to match the passenger car fleet of the Friends of the 261. Historically, the locomotive was UP yel... (more)

PRR 9880 departing Honesdale with the second excursion of the day.

A Union Pacific GE Gas-Turbine No.8 leads an eastbound manifest out of Hermosa Tunnel, Wyoming on July 17, 1960. Photo from my collection, no photographer listed on slide.

A66 hauling an afternoon Geelong line service passes through South Kensington.

A pair of former Milwaukee Road F7As run around their Dakota Rail train at Peever. Tom Golden photo.

Amidst the Shops. The Champion E3 runs between the old Back Shop on the left, once used to service steam locomotives, and the Master Mechanic's Office on the right, which once housed the h... (more)

Rolling on the River. The Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 poses over the South Branch Potomac River on a Lerro Photography photo charter.

A westbound Union Pacific OCS (Office Car Special) operating for the Board of Directors follows the Colorado River on the Dotsero Cutoff between Bond and Dell, Colorado, on September 28, 2000.

CLF3-4911-GM27-48s35-CLF1 await departure from Appleton Dock with an empty SSR grain to southern NSW.

Unknown photographer photo, from my slide collection.

It is still hard to believe that the Southern Crescent had to call at this pitiful remnant of Terminal Station. Built in 1909, and torn down in 1969 (just 5 years before this photo), Terminal Sta... (more)

On one of those raw winter days when the draft from the coal furnace at the nearby "FS" West Falls Tower has an alluring call, I am standing at the east end of the "B&O Bridge" that forms the east... (more)

Morning lineup outside the Ogden UP diesel shop, a GE Gas-Turbine 21, EMD E8(A) 629, GE U28C 2905 and EMD DD35A 78 on this September 07, 1966 view. Unknown photographer photo, from my slide coll... (more)

Through the Mountains. On a Lerro Photography charter, the Potomac Eagle’s cab diesel does a runby near the beginning of an area called the Trough, which was the site of a battle in 1756... (more)

A Morristown and Erie “Maine Eastern” FL9 sits at Whippany with its headlights illuminated.