CP H1b 4-6-4 2816 with a westbound special heads into the sunset as it approaches Medicine Hat Alberta after a run from Moose Jaw Sask.

A long, eleven-hour journey starting at Chicago has come to an end for the JTFS E8A's, dressed in spotless PRR livery. Darkness has fallen on the city of Pittsburgh, and the Amtrak special will b... (more)

The passenger mainline of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Two PRR E8s glide over the Conestoga River keystone bridge on their home stretch back to Philadelphia. As built in 1887, this bridge's main cha... (more)

A younger railfan takes a good look at the Pennsylvania Railroad E unit, while attending National Train Day in Chicago.

The Pennsylvania Railroad E units pass under an all original PRR signal bridge, in Hammond, Indiana.

ATSF sits outside the depot at San Bernardino where it was on display for the San Bernardino Railroad Days event. It will head back to Los Angeles at the conclusion of the event on Sunday afterno... (more)

A few minutes before sunrise.

Next stop: Alvarado. The daylight is less than an hour old as N&W 382 hammers up grade at Watauga, Virginia, on her daily run to West Jefferson, North Carolina. The terrain is still gentle... (more)

PRR on the Conemaugh!

Photo freight special popping out of the shadows in the morning while passing south by Juddville Rd.

Cab units rule! As part of the celebration of Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal's 50th Anniversary, cab units from the three original tenant railroads were posed next to each other for ... (more)

To kick off the festivities celebrating Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal's 50th Anniversary, two big Northerns (Southern Pacific 4449 and Union Pacific 8444) rounded the curve by Terminal Towe... (more)

Rail photography in the early 1900s was a little more involved than the hobby enjoyed by thousands today. There were no high speed, 10 fps, digital SLRs with ultra-high ISO capability and... (more)

As part of the celebration of Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal's 50th Anniversary, cab units from the three original tenant railroads were posed next to each other to recreate a popular PR / p... (more)