83-158, former JZ, under heavy overhaul at Banovici workshops

Unusual Loco, Unusual Angle: During a brief moment while equipment was being moved around the B&O roundhouse, this normally-obstructed broadside view of B&O "Camel" No. 305 became... (more)

Northern Branch North. Momentarily escaping the snow by slipping under the CSX River Sub, CSXT 6903 (née-CO 4395, GP40-2, EMD, 2/1980) is leading train C777 as it approaches 83 Street in N... (more)

Nevada Northern 81 waits in the East Ely Engine House early in the morning as it is prepared for the day's work.

Nevada Northern 81 rests in the East Ely Engine House as it is prepared for a long day of service.

A subway train leaves for K?bánya-Kispest.

C means it was the third unit of the 347 consist. I wonder where the others are now...

Reloading. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R211T no. 4040 is the lead motor on an uptown C train seen arriving at 125th St Station on the IND 8th Avenue Line. This was at the br... (more)

Brick Tunnel. A southbound Shuttle train approaches Botanic Garden Station on the BMT Franklin Avenue Line, passing through the brick arch tunnel under Eastern Parkway. This tunnel is t... (more)

Flatback Electric. When the Pennsylvania Railroad was seeking to replace its P5a electric freight motor fleet, they looked at a number of options. The order for 66 of the General Electric E... (more)

FEC 414 undergoes maintenance at the New Smyrna Beach shops.

Cab photo of this former Canadian unit.

Built by Baldwin-Westinghouse in May 1927, #60045, as Red River Lumber Co. #203. After an accident, it was rebuilt as a box-cab locomotive . In 1944 it was sold to Central California Traction as #... (more)

Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Power Company 0-4-0 No. 2 sits next to the Alabama, Tennessee & Northern 2-10-0 No. 401, "The Lindbergh", inside the Age of Steam Railroad Roundhouse Museum in Su... (more)

Royal Hudson.A long time resident of Exporail in Dleson, Quebec, Canadian Pacific 2850 (4-6-4, MLW, 1938) is known as a "Royal Husdon" because it pulled the train of King George V... (more)