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Recent and Interesting

• 1205 TROB -- Rail Transportation Battalion of the U. S. Army serves up a unit history, and pix of its recent operations.
• Israeli Railroad Fan Club -- at last, a site dedicated to the little-remarked lines of this Middle-eastern nation, with some grainy pix and a brief history.
• Jasper N. Haines' Lehigh Valley Scrapbook -- collection of vintage locomotive photos and performance data from long-gone northeastern carrier.
• John Fryar's Nickle Plate Road -- well, it's not HIS railroad, silly, but you'll find plenty of information about the legendary NKP, including maps, pix, postcard scans, and links to various historical societies.
• North Shore and affiliated Railroads -- corporate site for a group of short lines located all over Pennsylvania. No pix, but some useful maps for the chaser.
• Reading and Northern -- this corporate site is a fan's paradise, w/plenty of pix, detailed locomotive roster, excursion schedules, and mechandise.

Magazines and Journals

• Grade Crossing, The -- E-zine concerning the Northeast US rail scene. Nice photo archive.
• Kalmbach Books -- the Big Daddy of the hobbyist publishing industry provides an extensive on-line catalog : magazines, books and videos about real railroads, model railroads, model cars, birdwatching, astronomy, etc., etc.
• Motive Power -- this embryonic E-zine intends to be nothing less than a major free source of railroad news and features. Well worth checking out.
• Railfan & Railroad -- Carstens' long-time challenger to the dominance of Trains magazine has set up shop on the Web, with special web-published articles not found in the magazine, and a huge collection of back-issued material that is being made available to all.
• Railpace Newsmagazine -- recently revamped site plugs homely but info-packed full color mag covering the Northeast rail scene; news section, reader's pix archive and sundry other features.
• Texas Rails Online -- E-zine based out of Austin, with various feature articles and pix.
• Trains Magazine, Kalmbach Publishing -- Large, well-crafted site plugging "The Leading Magazine of Railroading". On-line news section and illustrated selection of articles from previous issues.

Railroad Clip Art, Fonts and Graphics

• Benn's Trains 'n' Tracks -- by Benn Coifman; commercial site plugs fascinating collection of railroad fonts for sale, including classic lettering styles, train silhouettes and heralds, among others. We're talking art here.
• European Railway Clip Art Server, The -- fine-quality free railroad artwork from across the pond. Locomotives, logos, and animated GIF's.
• RRHistorical Clip Art Collection -- Good collection of bitmaps organized by subject : heralds, locos, people, etc. They are begging for more, so if you have some railroad art, send it in.

Monolithic Transportation Conglomerates

• AAR Home Page -- the Association of American Railroads (getting to be a rather small and exclusive club, eh?) spreads the gospel through a library of economic data and recent press releases.
• Adtranz -- little-known in the States, this is one of the world's largest builders of locomotives and other rolling stock. Slick, all-singing, all-dancing corporate showcase.
• Amtrak -- Corporate homepage; well-designed, complete site for US national passenger road with route information, online reservations and travel planner organized by area.
• BC Rail -- Corporate homepage; charismatic Canadian hauler thoughtfully juggles customer and railfan interests. Particularly fine historical section and photo archive.
• Bombardier Transportation -- Canadian consortium that once picked up the shattered remnants of ALCO is now one of the world's largest manufacturers of rail vehicles. Many, many tiny pictures of their products can be found scattered about their site.
• Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation -- Corporate homepage; site recently spruced up but still has little of railfan interest. News releases, system map and standard company info geared to web-surfing shippers and investors.
• Canadian National -- Corporate homepage; expected company data plus a modest photo gallery. Bilingual Anglais / Francais.
• Canadian Pacific Railway -- Corporate homepage; similar material to CN (above), but more ambitious historical / photo section. Anglais seulement.
• Conrail -- Corporate homepage; the usual news releases and company info for the lame duck soon to be dismembered by CSX and NS. Kindly, CR also supplies a schedule for train-watching at the famous Horseshoe Curve near Altoona, PA.
• CSX Transportation Inc. (CSXT) -- Corporate homepage; revamped site still has little of railfan interest, but at least provides convenient links to historical data and pix courtesy of the B & O Museum, among others.
• GE Transportation Systems -- official site for the locomotive builder with a few pix of their product line.
• Illinois Central Corporation -- Corporate site has the usual stockholder info plus a system map, a brief history, a shot of a black SD40-2 and the occasional press release. Yawn.
• General Motors Locomotive Group -- it's been a long time coming, but the General makes good with this very attractive site. Photos and detailed specifications of their current product line, a company history, even on-line shopping.
• Kansas City Southern Railway -- Corporate homepage; strictly business.
• Motive Power Industries -- successor to Morris-Knudsen's locomotive division has dynamic site with lots of information and pix concerning their newbuild/rebuild operations.
• Norfolk Southern Corporation -- Corporate homepage; shipper / investor data, a corporate history and link to a photo archive. Not bad.
• Union Pacific Railroad -- Corporate homepage; along with the expected biz info, page after page of facts, lore, historic and modern photos, merchandise, a locomotive roster, even a glossary of railroad terms. Now that's the way you do it.
• Vermont Railway / Clarendon and Pittsford Web Site -- official site for New England short line empire exudes pride. Useful railfan info including a small archive of scenic train pix.
• Wisconson & Southern Railroad -- Official site with a difference : oriented as much toward the railfan as to the paying clientele. News, pix and a photo contest.

Photo Archives and Labors of Love

• AlcoHauler Home Page, The -- by Tom Gibson; Labor of Love concerning the Schenectady builder's series of diesels. Large variety of good-quality pix.
• Al's Pennsy & Eastern -- by, er, 'Al'; primarily a small but interesting archive of pix from the mighty Pennsylvania Railroad, in both steam & diesel eras.
• Altoona Railroading -- more vintage PRR pix, taken in and around this famous railroad town in central Pennsylvania.
• American Railroad Picture Archives -- UK-based cooperative serves up locomotive pictures recovered from Usenet; over 300 pix archived as of late August 1997.
• Amtrak Photo Archive (unofficial) -- by Jim Hebner; huge collection of locomotive pix concerning America's National Railroad.
• Amtrak Photos -- by Matt Donnelly; just what it says, a collection of pix concerning the USA's national passenger railroad. Plenty of detailed shots of cars and equipment, for the would-be modeler.
• ATSF Internet Resources Center, The -- all things Santa Fe, including all-time steam and diesel rosters, history, postcards, etc, etc. and a list of links to numerous ATSF-related sites.
• Bill's Latrobe PA Railfan Page -- photo gallery of rail action, mostly Conrail, centered around the home town of Rolling Rock Beer.
• Branch Line Extra -- by Joe Reckner; growing collection of random train pix from across the USA; also links to an associated site dedicated to the Western Maryland.
• Brian's Rail Photography -- by Brian D. Switzer; photo gallery features big, clean pix of (mostly) Canadian locomotives and rolling stock, plus a section dedicated to the East Broad Top narrow gauge line in Pennsylvania.
• Burlington Northern Photo Archive -- by Charles Biel, with numerous contributors. An ambitious project to build a graphical database listing every locomotive and type of rolling stock ever operated by the BN and affiliates.
• California Northern Homepage-- by David Jones; Labor of Love provides info and pix about this scenic freight hauler and nearby short lines.
• California Zephyr Homepage -- by John Wilson; fabled streamliner in stories and photos.
• Canadian MLW/Alco Pages -- by John Reay; picture archive of Alco-designed diesels north of the border.
• Canadian Railroad Pictures -- by Pat and David Othen; finally got into the site after several months of trying, and it turns out this is an excellent page of locomotive pix and information, mainly concerned with Canadian National.
• Central PA Railfan Guide -- by Michael J. Mandichak; compendium of railfan info concerning Conrail's ex-Pennsy line in the Alleghenies, centering around Altoona and the Horseshoe Curve. Everything you'd want to know including maps, where to stay, radio frequencies, even signal aspects.
• Central California Rails -- by Dave Epling and John Manter; news and pix for railfans, from the area centered around Stockton, California
• Central Virginia Railfan Page -- by Paul A. Wilson; detailed guide to train-watching in the Old Dominion, with news, operating schedules and an excellent selection of recent pix.
• Chicago and North Western Page, The -- by Erich Russ; elaborate Labor of Love featuring roster data and extensive photo / postcard gallery.
• China Railways Home Page -- by Michael Powell; big site with bags of info about China's complex network; many, many pix including modern steam and some picturesque narrow gauge lines.
• Chris' Cab Unit Page -- by Chris Packman; nice collection of pix concerning 1st-generation diesels, collected from Usenet postings.
• Conrail Cyclopedia, the -- by Bob Waller; labor of love devoted to the soon-to-disappear carrier. Huge archive of excellent pix covers locomotives, rolling stock and M/W equipment.
• Conrail Photo Archives -- growing collection of roster shots for locomotives of 'Big Blue', in the C. Biel mode.
• Critter Connections Home Page -- by Matt Cherry; mecca for 'Critologists'; that is, fans of small industrial and narrow-gauge locomotives. News, modeling info, lots of pix, and links to related sites.
• Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad Unofficial Homepage -- by Matthew Frahm; Labor of Love devoted to the upper midwest regional. Piles of roster info, some photos.
• Diesel Shop, The -- by R. Craig; once lost, but now (re)found, this page is an excellent source of pix concerning first-generation North American diesel locomotives. Includes news section useful for tracking preserved locomotives.
• Eastern Pennsylvania Rail Page -- by J. Alex Lang; rail news and photo features for eastern -- well, heck, all of, the Keystone State.
• Electric Lines in Southern Ontario -- by William E. Miller; trolley car heaven in this exemplary site that features short histories of various lines, rosters, references for further reading and lists of preserved equipment, topped off with a comprehensive list of traction links.
• Electric Railroads of Vermont -- descriptions and period pix of most of Vermont's traction lines, all of which have disappeared into history.
• Erie Lackawanna Railroad Home Page -- don't let the name mislead you; plenty of EL material, but there is also a large archive of pix from numerous other American roads. Much of this stuff can't be found elsewhere.
• Espee Modeler's Home Page -- by Richard A. Percy; not just for modelers, this Australian site features detailed year-by year rosters and a huge index of rolling stock photos, for Southern Pacific in the diesel era.
• Ethan's New England Railroad Picture Page -- catch-all collection of recent pix from the Northeast.

• Favorite Train Photos -- by David Sheppard; personal collection of small but mostly excellent-quality pix from across the USA (plus a few from Europe).
• Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville RR Home Page -- by Gino DiCarlo; nicely-organized, graphically-rich salute to upstate New York short line that also ran trolleys.
• Images from ABPR -- all the images posted during the previous week on the newsgroup alt.binaries.pictures.rail, thumbnailed for your convenience.
• Images of Midwest Railroading - by Adam B. Calvert; Wide-ranging archive of recent train pix from areas east o' the sun and west o' the moon.
• International Working Steam Locomotives 1998 -- by Rob Dickinson; if you're a steam fan and happen to be heading to, say, Botswana for a couple of weeks, here's the place to find out what's up. Country-by-country reports, plus pix.
• Jerry's Railroad Photo Album by Jerry Appleman; one of the best rail photo collections on the 'Net. A colorful personal collection of steam, diesel and trolley pix from the '60's, in workaday settings.
• Jerry Sharp's Photo Gallery -- scenic rail pix, landscapes and other miscelleny, from the Rocky Mountain region. 
• Jessica Stacy's Train Photos -- big collection of medium-sized, recent pics, mainly featuring Colorado narrow gauge under steam.
• Jim Gilley's Guide to Better Railroad Photography -- sound, concisely written guidelines for the neophyte railfan photog, although we're sure most could find something to argue with here (saying that the Nikkor 105mm f2.5 "sucks" is a bit harsh, isn't it?)
• John Arico's New England Train & Trolley Page -- title tells all; black and white scans of various northeastern trains and transit vehicles, plus a "guess the location" contest.
• Jolly's Utah Depot -- by 'Jolly Goodfellow'; extensive site concerns itself with UP and SP in, er, Utah.
• Library of Congress National Digital Library Railroad Photo & Video Search -- The World's Largest Library has a huge searchable database of old photos on rail transportation (and sundry other subjects, of course). We hope you didn't have anything else planned today.
• LightRail.com -- by Jim Middleton; pix and technical information concerning light rail ystems worldwide; any relation to William D?

• MKT Photo Gallery -- a loose affiliation of sites mostly containing locomotive pix of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas, now (sob) merged out of existence.
• Montana Rail Link Guide -- Labor of Love, with mucho railfan info and pix, concerned with the Rocky Mountain hauler spun off from BN.
• MOPAC Photo Archive -- by Charles Beil; Labor of Love pays homage to the Mighty Missouri Pacific, once the very model of a modern midwestern railroad.
• Nevada Rails -- by Jim Bryant; news, nice photo archive and railfan guide to the Silver State. Recently remodeled; we give a highball for the new look and content.
• New England Rail Photography Archive -- simple, direct site has miscellaneous collection of good-quality pictures taken on railroads in the northeastern states -- and you can add to it yourself.
• New York Central Railroad Homepage -- The historic rivalry of PRR vs. NYC continues on the net; in the battle of the home pages, this Labor of Love wins out due to its fine layout and good selection of pix.
• Nor-Cal SP Collection -- by John Barnhill; partially-completed photo roster of the late Southern Pacific; plus non-illustrated roster info for numerous California short lines.
• Norway Rail -- by Laurenz Edelman; pix, sounds, links : that is the mantra for this simple, easy-to-navigate site that features the rolling stock of the Norwegian State Railways.
• Penn Central Railroad Homepage -- by Jerry Jordak; failed 1970's eastern giant, widely loathed at the time, gains charm as the memories fade. Visit and relive the days of filthy black hood units clanking over uncertain track on their way to the country's biggest bankruptcy.
• PENNSYLVANIA Pages, the -- by Allen Underkofler; this stunningly beautiful site concentrates on ex-PRR facilities around Philadelphia, with a good mix of vintage and modern pix.
• Pennsylvania Railroad Home Page, The -- by Mark D. Bej; similar in concept to Keystone Crossing (see above).
• Philadelphia Trolleys -- From The Free Library of Philadelphia, a free library of ancient trolley pix accompanied by historical data.
• Point of No Return -- by Cletus A. Romano; despite the sinister name, this is a useful site for information and pix concerning Philadelphia-area railfanning.
• RailCenter -- by Scott Withrow; attractive photo gallery and railfan guide, centered around Terre Haute, Indiana.
• Railroad.net -- Simply-designed but impressive site specializes in graphics, with the majority from the Northeast US; well-chosen photo gallery, postcard scans, and links.
• Railroads of New England -- Walker Transportation Collection; excellent vintage picture collection; not only railroads but transport of every type, plus pix of support facilities and historical data.
• Railroad Photos by Brian Thompson -- working photojournalist generously shares a large selection of his train pix; mostly Canadian with a few US subjects thrown in. Good stuff, but a few dates would be nice (er, well, we don't always supply them either. . .)
• Railroad Photos -- by Steven M. Geisler; big collection of roster-type shots taken on various American Class 1's from the early 70's on. Some rarities (at least for the Internet) to be found here.
• Railscan@wuarchive -- huge, St-Louis-based photo archive has recently been redesigned, but underneath the graphics are still a bunch of ftp directories, making up ". . .one of the largest and longest continuously independently operated rail image repositories in the world".
• Railway Technical Web Pages -- by Piers Conner; nothing to do with pix, but plenty of interest all the same. A big collection of FAQ's and glossaries concerning the way railroads work, ranging from steam technology, to braking, to signalling standards worldwide, plus more. 
• Regional and Short Lines Railroading page, The -- new clearing house of railfan info for smaller U.S. roads, with an embryonic photo gallery.
• Rich Clark's Railroad Photo Page -- miscellaneous collection of quality action pix organized by railroad, dating from about 1977 on. Covers the entire USA, but with emphasis on major Eastern roads.
• RIP Track, The -- by Darryl van Nort; large, stunning collection of period steam loco pix: a must see.
• Rolf Stump's Alco World -- excellent, well researched guide with photos helps you track down Schenectady's products world wide.

• Sacramento Northern On-Line -- by Garth G. Groff; Labor of Love describes this charming central California electrified line in text and period photos.
• Santa Fe Super Fleet Photo Archive by Charles Biel (again!). Same general idea as the BN archive (are they going to merge, like the real lines?) but dedicated to modern ATSF diesels in 'warbonnet' colors.
• SPORRS -- 'Serious Photographers of Railroad Subjects', that is. They've taken their images off-line temporarily while they construct a new site.
• Somewhere West of Denver -- by Chuck Donaldson; spectacular pix of trains in the American west, from the '70's and later. Don't miss the sections dedicated to the enormous dual-engined diesels once fielded by Union (and Southern) Pacific.
• Soo Line Online -- by Dan Klitzing; Labor of Love with with plenty of pix and other railfan info, for the ever-popular line in the upper midwest.
• Soo Line Photo Archive -- illustrated roster, and pix of miscellaneous rolling stock, for the would-be Soo modeler. Not to be confused with the identically-named archive just below.
• Soo Line Photo Archive by Graham Stockfeld; from Australia, an archive of roster shots in the C. Biel mode, this time for the midwest railroad with the easy-to-pronounce name.
• Southern California RailFan Page -- by John McGriff; maintained from a US Navy warship, of all places, the centerpiece of this site is a large library of good-quality, recent train pix of the 500mm telephoto "in yer face" style.
• Steam Engine "IS" -- homesick Russian students at State U. of NY have produced epic of socialist realism primarily concerned with trains in the eastern bloc. All sorts of interesting oddities can be found here, including a library of Russian railway songs.
• Todd Arnett's Railroad Photography -- those with the patience for an excruciatingly long download will be rewarded with good-quality pix of modern rolling stock and operations on Norfolk Southern in the Carolinas.
• Union Pacific Photo Archives -- by Alexander Cavelli; big selection of high-quality locomotive pix; Armour Yellow is the predominant color.
• University of Illinois Railroad Picture Archive -- ftp site.
• USSR Railway Picture Gallery -- the Russian railfan cult at State U. of New York strikes again, with a massive archive of soviet railway pix. We can only gaze on them in wonder.
• Western Rails -- by Kevin Gulau; renamed from "Desert Rails" and rehoused on AOL; railfan info and picture gallery concerning the Las Vegas / Mohave area.
• Wisconsin Central Homepage -- unofficial site (or so they claim) with news, pix, etc. for fanatics (and there are many) of the Midwestern Class 1 wannabe and its far-flung international holdings.
• Wisconsin Central Pictures by Jamie Kolanowski -- archive of WC pix complementing the above listing.
• WK's Train Page -- a whole bunch of good-quality photos of Chicago and North Westerrn locomotives, plus pix from a few other US railroads.
• Workin' on the Railroad -- by Steve Rosen; evocative photo diary of author's days as a towerman on Illinois Central. Links to a related archive of miscellaneous train pix.
• Yard Limit, The -- by Mark Laundry; Mark, a man of few words, serves up good-quality pictures of American switching and industrial locomotives. You might recognize one or two from this site.

Selected Historical Societies and Museums

• Bellefonte Historical Railroad Society -- site dedicated to tourist operation on the Nittany & Bald Eagle, deep in the woods of Central Pennsylvania; schedules, historical info and numerous pix including a pair of now-rare Budd rail diesel cars (RDC's).
• Bridge Line Historical Society -- ambitious site covers history and equipment of the Delaware and Hudson; plenty of good pix of D & H diesels and an all-time roster.
• Burlington Route Historical Society -- site has general information concerning much-liked predecessor to Burlington Northern; small gallery of good-quality pix from the diesel era.
• California State Railroad Museum -- heavily illustrated site provides a virtual tour of the Sacramento museum's exhibits.
• Colorado Railroad Museum -- virtual tour of the collection at Golden, Colorado, with the attraction here being the museum's large array of narrow gauge rolling stock.
• Conrail Technical Society -- big, sober site with roster, numerous photos, feature articles and merchandise offers.
• East Broad Top Railroad Homepage, The -- if EBT were a small bird or rodent, it would be on the endangered species list. Use this page as a jumping-off point to learn about a national treasure, the last 3-foot-gauge line east of the Mississippi.
• Ffestiniog Railway -- comprehensive history and lavish photo gallery are the highlights of this site dedicated to the famed two-foot gauge empire in North Wales. Their next project is merely to completely rebuild a line that was pulled up in the '30's.
• Illinois Railway Museum -- from little Union, Illinois, a big picture collection concerning one of the USA's largest (and more importantly, most representative) collections of rail vehicles.
• Japanese Railway Society - by Nicholas Robinson; UK-based organization dedicated to observation of the Japanese scene. Big photo gallery; check out the modern passenger stock that appears to have been styled by the same people who do the Transformers toys.
• KCS Historical Society, The (image site) -- good (but not great) collection of pix , roster info and historical data concerning the Kansas City Southern.
• New York Susquehanna & Western Technical & Historical Society Home Page - by Kevin Grigis and Dan Onorevole; long-time short line turned regional apparently has a massive following. News, timetables, roster, chat, merchandise, and, lest we forget, a small gallery of pix.
• Norfolk and Western Historical Society -- Big, BIG steam locomotives; evocative photos and other historical material, plus a separate site dedicated to legendary coal hauler the Virginian Railway.
• North Carolina Transportation Museum -- located at the Historic Spencer Shops, here's a chance to view the museum's eclectic collection of rail and other vehicles.
• Official Cass Scenic Railroad Homepage, The -- virtual visit to the West Va. logging road-turned-state park and its rare, lovingly-maintained equipment. Much greater historic detail than typical for a tourist site.
• Pennsylvania Railroad Museum -- site features numerous pix of the museum's extensive collection of ex-PRR locomotives and other rolling stock.
• Reading Company Technical & Historical Society -- by Paul Ganter; Pennsylvania line that disappeared into Conrail lives on here. Site concentrates mainly on the Society's fine collection of ex-RDG diesels and rolling stock.
• Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling Society -- the main attraction here is a large collection of period structure pix.
• Seashore Trolley Museum -- way down east in Kennebunk, Maine, a small photo archive allows you to see part of what is billed as the world's largest collection of trolley and mass transit equipment.

Railroad-related WebCams

• Bahnhof Munich, Germany (LBS Bayern) -- fixed view of the main railway station, seen from across the street, with various passenger carriages visible. Updated every few minutes during daylight hours. Not exactly riveting viewing.
• Chicago Railcam -- live camera with panoramic view of Amtrak's Windy City locomotive facility; images supplied courtesy of the 20th Century Railroad Club. Updated frequently from 6AM-6PM Central time.
• Dallas Webcam (Digital Den) -- Dallas skyline with multi-track BNSF / Trinity Rail Express main line in the foreground; updated every few minutes. Now, try to catch a shot with a train in it. . .
• Dunsmuir and Tehachapi Railcams (Trainorders.com) -- now-famous webcam site has added a second location in Northern California on the Ex-Espee Shasta route. Both cams update each time a train passes. Great stuff; still waiting for one at Horseshoe Curve, though. . .
• Durand Diamond Cam -- live and archived views of hot spot in Durand, Michigan on Canadian National; locomotives in former Grand Trunk Western paint schemes and frequent Amtrak movements.
• Finse, Norway Webcam -- snowy views of the highest station on the Oslo-Bergen railway line. Christmas in July. . .
• Fullerton, California Amtrak Station -- not just Amtrak but LA Metrolink and occasional freights, shot from a window across the street from the platforms. Good-quality images for this sort of thing. Both manual and auto updates.
• Philadelphia Train Cam -- officially one of Peco Energy's live traffic cams, this one features the commuter tracks of Philly's 30th Street station, with trains frequently visible (if you have Netscape, that is; it doesn't seem to work with IE 3.0). Updates every ten seconds or so.
• Rapperswil, Switzerland (CnLab) -- one of a network of LiveCams across Switzerland, you can select the aiming point and zoom level yourself. Good view of the platform area of the main railway station. Pan around and see what else you can find.
• Trainspotting in Helsinki (Mediakylpyla) -- mad Finns provide 'Net surfers with a fixed, rather distant view of an active railway yard, updated every few minutes (if you can put up with the maddeningly slow download, that is).
• Wuppertal, Germany -- Schwebebahn; that's monorail to you, and that's what you see here, in a fixed view from a couple of stories up. Updated erratically.
• Zurich, Switzerland (Swiss SunSITE ) -- Another controllable LiveCam; view of street in front of main railway station; no trains visible, but you can focus at will on hordes of trams and trolleybuses.

Search Engines and Meta-lists

• Cyberspace World Rairoad -- E-zine and humongous links list for railfans and modelers. Site features monthly railfan trips reports, news items and lots of pix.
• Harris Mountaintop HTML Locomotive Index -- to our knowledge, the biggest collection of locomotive pix on the 'Net. Start here if you are looking for an obscure line or paint scheme.
• RailServe -- major railroad search engine. Clean presentation makes searching relatively easy.
• European Railway Server, the -- from Albania to Yugoslavia, sprawling site with an abundance of information and pix concerning European trains. Also news, traveler's information and a host of links to related sites.
• Narrow Gauge on the 'Net -- your gateway to sites concerned with (mostly American) slim gauge.
• North American Steam Locomotives -- handy quick reference to every known preserved steam loco in the USA, plus basic facts concerning rail-borne steam technology, backed up with an assortment of vintage pix.
• Texas Railroading -- big meta-site with links to an abundance of pix and railfan info concerned with the Lone Star state. You'd have a hard time locating this stuff otherwise.