Peel Steven, Jr.
The Canadian Pacific and Canadian National were in their last days of steam when photographer Peel Steven, Sr. began to record their passing in stunning color. The early diesels a...
Thomas A. Brunner
?Photographer Jim Ozment took his camera to work with him as a track supervisor for the Denver and Rio Grande Western around Denver, CO, but he was also a dedicated railfan in hi...
John Riddell
Tour railway scenes across Canada from 1957 to 1984 via 250 color images from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island and the Yukon Territory! Featured views include the last narrow gauge ra...
John Riddell
The majestic scenery of British Columbia provides a theater for the trains of CP, CN, PGE and smaller roads during a period when the last of first generation power worked side by-side...
Jerry A. Pinkepank
Begins with the Quebec North Shore & Labrador, extending thru the Dominion Atlantic, CP, & CN in New Brunswick, and B&M, CP, MEC, and Bangor & Aroostook in ME, V...
Stephen M. Timko
GP and SD models built in LaGrange and London are featured, including rare SD40As, SD39, SD60s and SD60Ms, SDL39s, GP15C,s and GP39-2s! For variety there’s also an SD40B, and a pa...
Stephen M. Timko
Kicking off our coverage of Soo Line Power, in Volume 1 you'll find 300 color photos of Soo Line’s switchers and covered wagons! Alco, EMD (and EMC), Baldwin, Fairbanks-Morse, and...
Bram Bailey
Traces the entire diesel roster of the ONR from first ALCo S-2 switchers imported from the U.S. to the present roster. The various rebuilding programs are documented and the many paint...
Bram Bailey
Spanning the adoption of the Chevron paint scheme in 1974 to the present! All active subdivisions during that time frame are featured, as well as locomotives and cabooses of “The Chevr...
Bob Schmidt & Michael Caramanna
From the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of California in the West to the Gulf of Mexico in the East, and from the U.S. Border in the North to the Yucatan Peninsula in t...
Jeremy F. Plant and George Melvin
A chronological look back at the MEC starting in the days of steam, covering the era when the road was ruled by F3s and E7s and continuing up through the second g...
Stephen M. Timko
Explores the 1954-release of model GP9, a wildly popular copy of the design, of which over 4,200 units were produced at LaGrange, IL, and London, ON, prior to the last GP9 leaving...
Stephen M. Timko
A new series with a focus on particular models! Just Geeps In Color Volume 1 illustrates over 300 of the popular GP7 model, including the GP7B and subsequent rebuilds to model GP8...
Jeremy F. Plant & Brian D. Plant
Explore the changes over time that affected Guilford and its successor, Pan Am, from motive power and operations to the variations in name and ownership. Cover...
