Trains on this day in the past:

[Charlie B]

Is that LV boxcar in jade green or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

Not jade, but a real pale blue.
Charlie

[Charlie B]

Eastbound at Metz Road (New Waterford, Ohio address) on July 19, 2009. Still some blue one running around.    
Charlie

[bdw9535]

Conrail GP38 7734 on WPCA-51 at Winslow, NJ in July of 1994.

Bruce

[Charlie B]

Playing with trains, private 15 inch gauge railroad of a friend.7/21/2003                    

Charlie

[doctorwayne]

It's really a shame that it's no longer running: a really good-looking locomotive and running in such a beautiful spot, too.

Wayne

[Charlie B]

Yes Wayne, it is sad, but even though he has been offered help from a guy that works on steam locomotives he just is too stubborn to get it repaired. He thinks he is too old.
Charlie

[Charlie B]

Early morning in East Palestine on a sunny July morning in 1979.The train is waiting to be recrewed. (At this time the short term crews were called "dog catchers".
East Palestine is less than 30 miles from Conway by rail.     Charlie

[bdw9535]

NS 6720, a SD60I, still in Conrail paint was the lead loco on the NS coal train to Carneys Point, NJ July 22, 2009.

Bruce

[Catt]

Charlie,if he thinks he's to old then he is. Myself that is one day that will never happen.

[cn nutbar]

Great shots as always gentlemen---my contribution from 22/07/2014

[Charlie B]

2 years ago. The benefits of being under a bridge in a thunderstorm are illustrated by this pictures of the helpers on this westbound coal train. I think there is a lot of nostalgia with trains in the rain.    
Charlie

[Charlie B]

Under the rte 351 bridge . Enon Valley, Pa 7/24/2013    
Charlie

[bdw9535]

A pair of F3's in Central of New Jersey paint sit at the Winchester and Western engine house in Bridgeton, NJ July 2000.

Bruce

[bdw9535]

Winchester and Western GP9 475 heads up the Bridgeton to Millville transfer run, seen here at Vineland, NJ July 27, 2010.

Then about thirty minutes later this happens.

Bruce

[Charlie B]

For some strange reason this one shocks me more than most of my pictures. I was with my friend Kevin and we got this coal train coming through Sebring, Ohio. I can't believe it was 3 years ago.     Charlie