B&O “Dockside” 0-4-0T
Baltimore & Ohio No. 9 is one of four class C-16 0-4-0T switchers built in 1912 to work tight-radius street…
Read moreBaltimore & Ohio No. 9 is one of four class C-16 0-4-0T switchers built in 1912 to work tight-radius street…
Read moreA 4-8-4 leads a freight east across the Lackawanna Railroad’s colossal Pequest Fill. At more than 3 miles long, Pequest…
Read moreIn a scene far removed from today’s unit and intermodal trains, a small boy watches as a shipment is loaded…
Read morePennsylvania E7A 5901, one of the units constituting the big road’s first passenger diesel, teams up with an E7B and…
Read moreAmtrak E60CH 966 on the Washington-bound Murray Hill has become disabled just south of Bowie, Md., on March 26, 1976.…
Read moreAn early-1904s view of the Santa Fe’s big freight yard at Barstow, Calif., shows, at the left side of the…
Read moreConsolidation 2836 steams across a country road at Junction, Ill., with the every-other-day freight between Flora and Shawneetown in September…
Read moreThe 2-6-6-2T Mallet, exemplified by Weyerhauser No. 9, was perhaps the ultimate development of the logging locomotive. Compact, powerful, and…
Read moreRock Island class R-67 Northern 5114 has just passed Joliet (Ill.) Union Station and crossed the GM&O/ATSF diamond as it…
Read moreCharacteristic of the indignities suffered by steam in its final years, Reading G-3 Pacific 215, built in 1948 as a…
Read moreMikados, an 0-8-0, and an ex-Pennsylvania Railroad Consolidation are arrayed around the turntable at Detroit, Toledo & Ironton’s Flat Rock…
Read moreAs a crossing watchman stands guard, Reading Camelback 4-6-0 No. 608 brings a Newtown, Pa.–Philadelphia local into Fox Chase station…
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