A rare photo of Milwaukee Road F7(A) 89-C in original Lightning paint livery at Council Bluffs, Iowa in June 1957. From my slide collection, Photographer R E Ranks.

Metro-North EMD FL9 Nos. 2021 and 2007 power a northbound commuter train through the signals at milepost 55 at Breakneck Ridge north of Cold Spring, New York, on May 23, 1993.

Heritage loco B74 leads A66 through Corio on a private charter from Warrnambool.

S317, P16, T363 & S302 work an empty grain upgrade through Charlton bound for Nullawil. The colourful train consist of 4 locos all in different liveries, and the grain hoppers covered in graffiti.

5MC6 is crawling into The Rock with the glroious setting sun behind it. CLF1, S311, 4911, GM27 & GM22 will run around their empty grain train before heading off to the grain load point just a km o... (more)

One of many PAR OCS trains operated over the Summer and Fall of 2020 passes the former B&M searchlight signal between North Petersburg and Hoosick Falls. The train is about to duck under NY Rt 7 a... (more)

B&O EMC EA No. 51

B&O EA No. 51 was the first streamlined diesel locomotive delivered to the B&O in 1937. It set a stylistic precedent for future generations of EMC /EMD streamlined dies... (more)

Former New Haven 2058 rests in the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum's yard. This locomotive is now proudly pained in its original livery, and now sports her new number, 2024. The FL9 is currently u... (more)

Kansas City Southern Business train on Rich Mountain

This is one of my father's earliest pictures in Denver. PA-1 6003 leads a PB-1 on a passenger train at Denver Union Station circa 1960. R. T. Steinbrenner Photo

1961 built EMD streamliner S313 is seen at Melbourne's Southern Cross Station, shortly before running a solo trip to Seymour for her 60th birthday. This was Steamrail Victoria's first trip since b... (more)

Time To Change Again. Iowa Pacific Railroad E9A (née UP 957, 9/1955) was sitting in Batesville, Mississippi on the early morning hours of Sunday, December 15, 2019. Over its career, this ... (more)

I can only imagine how fast they were going here. The stretch between Stockton and Faust on the Lynndyl Subdivision is flat and strait, a real race track. Not sure if the passenger speed in the la... (more)