The Detroit Connecting is heading south from Milwaukee Junction after picking up cars from CN's East Yard.

GTW 4623 is leading CN Train 515 south on the Holly Subdivision as they head for East Yard.

Yeah, it's Detroit. That's about all I'll say about this city.

A CSX genset works next to Delray Tower south of downtown Detroit.

Leaving Detroit on the second day of two days of NS employee excursions the NKP 765 rolls by the Marathon refinery.

CP 235 rounds the bend just beyond Delray Tower, in the heart of Detroit. Today, this train has an unusual consist for an intermodal in this day and age; three SD40-2s, two in CP Action Red, and o... (more)

Wabash second generation diesel era with GE U25B's #500-514, utilizing trucks and traction motors from 15 older Alco FA's and FB's Photographer H. Goerke. RL Collection.

GTW 4906 is leading CN Train 515 north through Detroit on the Holly Subdivision as they head for Pontiac.

Conrail NY-8 is southbound on the Sterling Secondary as they ferry cars between Mound and North Yards in Detroit.

Amtrak 351 is normally a nocturnal run on the Holly Subdivision but they were running over 3 hours late as they head south at East Nevada Avenue.

CN 2231 is leading M385 as it heads over Grand River Avenue, which is a main thoroughfare on the west side of Detroit.

The CSX West Detroit local is passing over Interstate 96 a few minutes after departing from Oak Yard. This train runs twice a week at a snails pace through some of Motown's toughest neighborhood... (more)

The Detroit Connecting is heading northward as they pass an old abandoned warehouse located along Warren Avenue. The DCON is owned by the Adrian and Blissfield that operates roughly 2 miles of tr... (more)

It isn't very often that a Heritage locomotive will venture into Michigan, but when it does it's definitely worth finding. Here the Norfolk Southern 8114 splits the 47 intermediates in the New Cen... (more)

CN Train 766 is stopped near Caniff Street in Detroit awaiting traffic to clear ahead of them at Milwaukee Junction.