The Midnight Oil It's a relatively balmy February in the southern Rockies as the D&SNG's Scott Kennedy oils around K-36 #482 on the Durango Platform. As part of the Durango an... (more)
Durango & Silverton 476 charges up the steep grade at Cataract Gulch as it nears Silverton with its passenger train.
A magical night begins at the roundhouse of Haapam?ki museum locomotive society as the class Tk3 steam locomotive number 1136 lets out steam in the cold air as its safety valve is tested.
Garratt 15A-414 crossing the Victoria Falls bridge between Zimbabwe and Zambia
East Broad Top 16 returns to Rockhill with the final passenger train of the day as the sun begins to set.
There Goes The Last DJ... The last hurrah for coal burning on the Durango and Silverton as K-36, #481 takes charge of the 2024 Winter Photographer's Train for what will be the ... (more)
Norfolk & Western 475 leads its passenger train up the grade at Esbenshade at sunset.
With the sun rising fast over the Sangre De Cristo Mountains in the distance, D&RGW #463 hustles west past Lava Tank towards Chama, NM on October 19, 2023.
Reading & Northern 425 steams across the Port Clinton Turntable on its final day of operation.
Curving along the Animas River the D&RGW's High Line is certainly not for the faint hearted. Here at a location called The Needles, D&RGW K-28 Mikados #473 and #476 continue north to Silverton, Co... (more)
D&RGW #473 and #476 work hard near Elk Park, deep within the Animas River Canyon, bringing their mixed train into the siding on October 16, 2023. Here the D&S sponsored photo special will await th... (more)
Reading and Northern T-1 2102 streaks along Lake Hauto near Nesquehoning with the October 14th Fall Foliage Special.
Frisco 1630 receives further instructions via train order hoop as it departs from East Union with a late-night passenger train in tow.
Norfolk and Western 611 thunders up the steep North Mountain grade under threatening skies.
JNLC 5 and SLSF 1630 both get servicing during the Steam Into The Fall night photo shoot at the Illinois Railway Museum.
