Undertook a three year project that transformed the California State Railroad Museum from a rolling stock Museum to a Museum that celebrates the human side of railroading – honoring those trades men and women who built the railroads with their hard work, sacrifice and dedication. The Museum has truly become a living and breathing story of railroading from the past through to the present.

Supported several historic coach car restoration projects.

Supported the construction of several exhibits related to “railroader life and work” in several states.

Supported several interpretive projects which enhance the value of existing Railroad Museum exhibits.

Supported (and continue to support) HAZMAT, OSHA, WMD and Radiological Transportation preparedness and safety classes for Rail Workers held at the National Labor College in Silver Spring, Maryland.

The production of a public television documentary concerning the future of railroading in America and explores where the industry is headed in terms of both passenger and freight transportation.

Supported the development of the www.railroadheritage.org web portal, which was created by the Center for Railroad Photography and Art, in order to help bring railroad visual culture to the forefront and encourage Rail Museums and Societies to work together for the common cause of preservation and the encouragement of public access and awareness.

The construction of an educational center which features hands on learning within the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

A railroad grade crossing safety educational program that promotes public awareness of the dangers of railroad crossings in the United States and Canada.

Restoration of railroad photographs, negatives and artifacts contained in several museum collections.

The production of a documentary video concerning the technological advancements of high speed trains in Europe and how those advancements could soon have a beneficial effect on transit across North America.

The promotion of high speed rail and the safety of railroaders and the public at large in the United States through its support of two high speed rail associations.

A program to support various organizations and individuals that promote railworker safety and the safety of the general public.

The Construction of a visitors orientation and education center known as "Society in Motion", at the B&O Railroad Museum, which concentrates on the human side of railroading.

The support of educational programs and technological update initiatives for rail related unions to promote rail and rail worker safety, education and technology.

The support of the revitalization of the grounds and facilities at the Horseshoe Curve, a National Historic Landmark, in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

Develop an educational program at the National Civil War Museum focused on the historic use and importance of rail transportation during the Civil War.

Support the construction of rail platforms and trackage at EXPORAIL, Canada's premier rail museum.

Support the upgrading of various rail grade crossings, from crossbucks to lights and gates in Ohio.