Ferrocarril General San Martín #8515 idles at Retiro Station under the bright sunshine of a mid-Summer morning between commuter-train duties. ALCo.'s Schenectady Works built the 1.800 HP locomoti... (more)

General Mitre Railroad linked Buenos Aires and Córdoba with three daily trains during summertime months; this is one of them, the all-coach, non-air conditioned Number 298 "El Serranoche", making... (more)

General Roca Railroad's #7034, one of the 51 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton RF615E's purchased in 1953/1954, completes the run of passenger-train number 128 arriving at Platform 13 of Plaza Constitución S... (more)

After more than a decade of almost absolute impossibility to find one in passenger-train service, Summer 1991/1992 marked the return of General San Martín Railroad's ALCo.-MLW FPD7's to Buenos Ai... (more)

General Roca Railroad's General Electric export-model U18C #8131 fills the surrounding air with a cloud of thick oily smoke while moving a cut of bi-level auto-racks away from Platform 12 of Plaza... (more)

With its blue-overalled switchman riding the front steps, General Roca Railroad's G.E. export-model U18C # 8128 moves between switching chores in the small coach and baggage yard next to Plaza Con... (more)

General Roca Railroad's train number 118, from Tandil and Tres Arroyos, arrives Plaza Constitución with GM-EMD G12 # 6555 and a short consist of baggage and three chair cars of different seat-con... (more)

General San Martín Railroad's ALCo. RSD16 #8484 heads a six-car commuter train ready to leave Retiro Terminal. The General San Martín RR. operated its 75 RSD16's in all kind of duties: commuter ... (more)

Nuevo Central Argentino Railroad's ALCo. RSD16 #8239 heads a train of empty hopper cars through the suburban station of Ministro Carranza, a mere 7 kilometers away from the Retiro Terminal. The to... (more)

With its journey from Mendoza to Buenos Aires soon to be completed, General San Martín Railroad's premier train, number 562 "El Libertador" turns the bend into the bridge that carries the mainlin... (more)

First trip from Alstom ex CP1931 with destiny Bahia Blanca