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Town train station

Abandoned green vintage railroad passenger car that has rusted with years in the elements.

Closeup sunny summer day view of one of many cabooses displayed along the Katy Trail, near Pilot Grove, Missouri.

Geary, Blaine County, Oklahoma, USA - May 30, 2024: Vibrant red and yellow Rock Island caboose sits prominently in a grassy area of a small town square in Geary, Oklahoma. A yellow metal playground structure resembling a train stands nearby. Modest brick buildings and cloudy sky form backdrop, capturing essence of rural Americana and railway heritage.

Cullison, KS / USA - August 28, 2016: A Union Pacific local train carries mixed freight through the Great Plains near Cullison, Kansas.

The ex-Frisco railroad locomotive no. 4500 was built in Philadelphia, Pa. in November, 1942 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. It was assigned to pull the passenger train “METEOR” from c, Mo. thru Tulsa to Oklahoma City and back on a daily basis.

St. Charles, United States – September 18, 2007: A vintage red railroad caboose at the historic Katy Dept station in St. Charles, Missouri.

An old rusty train car in retirement

Afternoon view of the historic train depot in downtown Alexandria, Louisiana, USA.

Stratford, Canada - April 2, 2023: The view of train station, Stratford, Canada

Ancient railcar restored and preserved near Downtown Plano rail station in Plano, TX

Geary, Blaine County, Oklahoma, USA - May 30, 2024: Bright red Rock Island caboose number 17043 sits on display next to a railroad crossing sign in a grassy area of rural Geary in Oklahoma. Vintage train car appears well-preserved, with a large tree providing shade nearby. Buildings visible in background create small town atmosphere, evoking nostalgia for America's railroad heritage.

Kansas City Southern de Mexico railroad locomotive parked in Forth Worth, Texas on May 11, 2017

Yaren, Nauru: narrow gauge steam engine and tender on public display - once used in the phosphate mining operations to bring phosphates (calcium pyrophosphate) from the central plateau to the coast for shipping

Galesburg, Illinois - United States - August 19th, 2021: Old locomotive and train cars at the Galesburg Railroad Museum on a beautiful Summer morning.

On June 10, 2024 this is a view of the bridge that crosses the downtown area of Wichita Kansas that trains traverse

Old railway to Texas from Illinois

A freight train locomotive heading along the railroad tracks in the East Downtown neighborhood of Houston, Texas.

Sunny Summer’s day closeup of a red radio equipped caboose beside two bikes along the Katy Trail near Jefferson City, Missouri.

A small town in Kansas still shows its charm. Once a railroad stop, the railroad still passes through this turn of the century community.

The back of a blue train car with a red light in Wagoner, Oklahoma

A steam locomotive beside a railway station platform.

Kansas City, United States – September 24, 2021: A railroad crossing sign at a station in Kansas city

old steam train with blue sky

This grainy black and white photo shows an old passenger Pullman type train car parked on railroad tracks. The vintage image purposely evokes a by-gone era of a simpler time. Looking closer, one can see the intricate iron rail at the back of the car where passengers would have boarded and existed the train. The photo was taken in the early fall in the town of Snoqualmie, Washington.

A group of old trains, showing signs of rust and wear, are parked side by side in an abandoned railway depot. The locomotives, in varying shades of red, orange, and blue, contrast with the industrial backdrop and overgrown grass surrounding the area.

Locomotive No. 1951 which was built by Baldwin in 1907 is on display for the public near the train depot at Paul’s Valley, Oklahoma.

Railroad station at the Fort Stockton visitor center with red railroad car in view.

Action featuring a train passing the welcome sign outside of Omaha, Nebraska.

The ex-Frisco railroad locomotive no. 4500 was built in Philadelphia, Pa. in November, 1942 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. It was assigned to pull the passenger train “METEOR” from c, Mo. thru Tulsa to Oklahoma City and back on a daily basis.

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