Illinois Central Gulf F3A 883-A, still in full Gulf Mobile & Ohio paint (as the merger is only a few months old), is seen here with GM&O E7A 101 (the former Alton 101). GM&O 883-A was built in Ju... (more)

Two CN ex-CREX ES44ACs sit outside the former Manny shop in St. Louis.

TPLX 1001 shoves down Dorcas St and into the brewery in St. Louis.

TPLX 1206 sits among some other power in St. Louis.

TRRA's Polar Express meets A&S 102 at Gratiot in downtown St. Louis.

Merry Christmas! A duo of TRRA GP38-2s lead T205, the Polar Express North under the MLK bridge in St. Louis on the highline.

CEFX ex-SOO SD60 6002 sits in the former MRS yard in St. Louis.

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MRS was a ne... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MRS was a ne... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MR... (more)

Terminal 101 makes a very slow arrival into NS’s Luther Yard as it crawls through some alleyway street running on the north end of St. Louis with a pair of SD40-2’s.

Construction continues on the replacement of the Merchants Bridge as TRRA 101 crosses the Mighty Mississippi’ into Missouri with a pair of TRRA SD40-2’s.

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MR... (more)

It’s a rare sight to get one Union Pacific standard cab leading a train with 2022 knocking on the door, but pure trio of Union Pacific standard cabs on one train is well beyond rare. The only pl... (more)

Terminal Railroad Association’s Polar Express makes a short trip north on the TRRA Merchants District as it passes the famous St. Louis Arch or “The Gateway to the West” during a vibrant sun... (more)