AT&SF EMC E1 number five departs Albuquerque at 10 MPH with a five car El Capitan in 1938. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

Santa Fe train number three, the California Limited, is seen with twelve cars in Apache Canyon, near Las Vegas New Mexico in June 1947. Otto Perry's trusty 1935 Ford V-8 sedan is partially visible... (more)

Reading 2102 rolls through Leesport on a gorgeous fall morning.

The California Zephyr emerges from Tunnel #29 in Pinecliffe, Colorado as it heads west on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

Durango & Silverton 493 is lead onto the Durango Turntable by a nighttime roundhouse crew member on a cool spring night.

Weekend Yarding. Three Arrow III trainsets are seen laid up at Gladstone Station, the terminus for the NJ Transit - former Delaware, Lackawanna & Western - branch line of the same name.... (more)

Out in the Sticks. NJ Transit Arrow III car is the lead unit on a westbound Gladstone Branch train, seen passing the signals at CP East Gladstone as it nears its final destination.

Beneath the Summit. NJ Transit Gladstone Branch train is seen ducking under the streets of Summit, NJ as it nears the station of the same name.

AT&SF train number twelve, the Chicagoan, is departing Emporia Kansas at 10 MPH on March 4th 1939. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

Empties and Ghosts of the Clark Station Nightfall and the ghosts of the Service Station at Roggen come alive in the dark.

San Diego PD motorcycle officers are seen investigating a fatal collision involving a four door sedan and AT&SF motive power on November 4th 1957. Photographer unknown, from my collection.

Leveled Out. The Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 runs across the South Potomac and displays its lines during a Lerro Photo Charter.

In the Elements. The Potomac Eagle's B&O F7 crosses a trestle in some pretty heavy rain during a Lerro Photo Charter outing.

Over and Above. The daily except Sunday P75 local crosses Charleston Highway on its way south to Monetta on the Southern's R Line.

Arrival. An earlier than usual 15R passes by the Gamecocks' soccer stadium on its way to Andrews Yard. This part of Sumter Street is the closest thing to street running that we have around... (more)