Four A&O GP 38-2's throttle up as the lead Carter Roag loads back to Grafton on the Pickens Sub.

National Locomotive was a start up locomotive rebuilder on the propery of the Morristown & Erie Railroad in Morristown NJ. They had a bunch of retired Norfolk & Western RS36s and RS11s that they w... (more)

"Switchers at Bliss Yard on a Cloudy Day" New York & Atlantic Railway's RS-20 prepares to head back east to Fresh Pond Yard after picking up loaded Waste Management cars from Bli... (more)

NX13 gets skinny and ducks underneath an old single lane bridge in West Cornwall, CT, that has probably been around since New Haven steamers and Alco RS3's ruled the Berkshire Line.

A northbound freight train is just out of Willits on a Saturday morning. It has been a little over a year since February 1986 storms hammered the railroad. That storm started a decline that eventu... (more)

A pair of Bloomer Line EMD's pull a train out of the hill in Sibley, Illinois on the former Illinois Central with an all C&NW car grain train.

A damp morning in downtown Fayetteville sees the crew of the Aberdeen & Rockfish RR working a metal rebar facility for their first customer visit of the day.

Mass Coastal 2010 leads the tri-weekly Fall River Local freight past Milepost 10 on the Fall River Subdivision.

First day operating with new paint scheme. Returning to Lansdale, Pa from the ESPN interchange at Telford, Pa. This was one the Reading Company's Bethlehem Branch.

The morning fog typical of early October has just begun to lift as a Pittsburg & Shawmut train is just a few miles out of Brookville as it heads to the mines.

Up close and personal at Y Rd in Keymar, MD as the Maryland Midland's UBST heads west to the Barrick Quarry in Woodsboro, MD to pull the loaded stone hoppers. They will deliver the loads to the pl... (more)

On a beautiful fall day, HMCR 8933 is stopped in the HMCR yard in downtown Huntsville, AL just before leaving with a southbound three car train.

Battenkill freight makes its way through Cambridge on its way to Eagle Bridge.

There's something in the wood! This crossing is at one of two streets right next to each other, both named Bower (and connecting at a point that is not on the map). The Fore River Railroad runs fr... (more)