A grain extra on the Emporia Secondary in charge of one of the units originally ordered by Autotrain and no taken. Photo by Mike Dolenski, from my collection.

"Gray Granite at the Pond"

On the sunny morning of May 6, 2023, the Gray Granite Railroad (GGRR) train is seen running along the shores of Brainard Pond within Cavanna's Far... (more)

In some freak turn of events, NS heritage unit 1068, painted in the Erie Railroad colors, handles a Roper, UT to Milpitas, CA autorack train. Behind the 1068 is one of the CP AC4400's featured in ... (more)

Norfolk & Western Railway heritge locomotive at the shops at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.

Wide Open. Brooklyn Rapid Transit open car no. 4573 (Laconia, 1906) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum between trips to Short Beach.

Unrestored. During a night shoot event hosted by the Connecticut Trolley Museum, the museum's Woods Barn was opened and photographed. The barn houses some of the museum's yet unrestored... (more)

Isle of Safety. Hartford Electric Light Co. no. 1 (GE, 1949) is seen idling next to the Isle of Safety at the Connecticut Trolley Museum. The shelter was built in 1913 in Hartford's Sta... (more)

Pill Pusher. Pfizer SW-8 no. 1, née Rock Island no. 838 (EMD, 1953), is seen in the yard at the Danbury Railway Museum. The locomotive was used by the pharmaceutical company to switch ... (more)

Showpieces. Hudson & Manhattan model J "black car" no. 503 (American Car & Foundry 1928) and Third Avenue Railway System trolley no. 629 (TARS, 1939) are seen at the Shore Lin... (more)

Boston Road to Branford. Third Avenue Railway System trolley no. 629 (TARS, 1939) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum, crossing the marsh into Branford, CT where the majority of th... (more)

New York Transportation. Brooklyn Rapid Transit open car no. 4573 (Laconia, 1906) is seen at the Shore Line Trolley Museum during their New York Transportation Day event on May 6, 2023.... (more)

Well-Travelled Survivor. Oshawa Railway steeplecab no. 18 (Baldwin-Westinghouse, 1918) is seen resting at the Connecticut Trolley Museum. Originally built for the Auburn & Syracuse Rail... (more)

CSX has joined the heritage revolution! First out of the paint shop is ES44AH 1827 (formerly 3059), numbered and painted for the Baltimore & Ohio. It rolled out of the shop on May 10 and went righ... (more)

The south side of Chicago is full of treasures when it comes to trains. On the list of treasures is Maryland Pig Iron of Illinois' veteran Conrail SW8. Still in virtually untouched Conrail big blu... (more)

Connecticut Company. Connecticut Co. trolleys 65 (Wason Mfg., 1906) and 1326 (Osgood Bradley, 1910) and Fair Haven & Westville open car 355 (J.G. Brill Co., 1902) are seen staged for a ... (more)