Nothing is more exciting than seeing a steam-powered rotary snow plow at work!

Through rare film, shot by noted railroad photographers, we see the last remains of the once vast Colorado & Southern Narrow Gauge System.

The famed “Narrow Gauge Circle” in Colorado, through the lens of famed filmographer Otto Perry.

The Rocky Mountain Railroad Club has opened their Otto Perry and Irv August archives. These noted rail photographers give us a glimpse of Gunnison, Colorado in the 1940s and 1950s.

The San Juan Express, on the Denver & Rio Grande Western narrow gauge, ran between Alamosa and Durango. See the train from 1941 to the end of the line in 1951.

Ride along for a history of the Moffat Route with photographs, vintage film and film from the D&RGW era, all from the lens of Otto Perry.

Small but mighty, the Indiana Harbor Belt is a modern carrier with character. We’ll also see some shops action as well as Belt Railway of Chicago action.

“Rugged” doesn’t even begin to describe Stampede Pass. The legendary mainline of the Northern Pacific Railroad is back in action for the BNSF.

When we say Warbonnets, we mean Santa Fe! Take a look at these high-tech red and silver Warbonnets in action – and there’s no better place than the environs of Raton Pass.

The Pacific Harbor Line serves the busy Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach with rail transportation, maintenance, and dispatching.

Three Vermont shortlines have joined together to form the Vermont Rail System – with both freight and passenger service.

If you are a railroad enthusiast, Cuba is an island paradise. Take a trip to where vintage cars pass by American, Canadian and Eastern European diesels.

Chicagoland Tower Views takes a look at thirteen locations in Chicago and Northern Indiana.

Metra boasts a 97% on-time record.

In 1998, Machines of Iron photographers traveled to New Zealand to follow Mainline Steam’s four steam locomotives on an excursion across New Zealand.