From my slide collection by fellow Railpicture photographer Ron Cady.

D&M RS-2 977 was rebuilt by the D&M in 1978 from LIRR 1520; DH 4020. Again like D&M RS-2 469 when the rebuilding was finished the unit looked like a RS-3, with a large fuel tank under the frame a... (more)

After the four C425's arrived they were generally the most common power around the Cheboygan area but other units could show up from time to time as this late evening shot of 974 and 181 awaiting ... (more)

DM RS3u 975 was rebuilt from B&M 1517 by MK in 1974 as a TE56-4A; with a chopped nose and 251 engine rated at 1800hp. Fropm my slide collection B. P. CURRY.

D&M RS-2 468 was built 11-1946. From my slide collection by an unknown photographer.

D&M RS-2 469 in it's 4th and last paint scheme,was built 11-1946. It was then rebuilt in 1955 by Alco and uprated to 1600 hps . In 1979 it was again rebuilt by the D&M, when finished the unit look... (more)

D&M RS-2 466 was the first RS-2, built in 1946. After some 40+ years of service on the D&M it was sold to the Tuscola & Saginaw Bay and then to the Michigan Southern. Sadly I believe this very his... (more)

D&M Caboose 209 and RS-2 468 await their next assignment in Bay City, MI. From my slide collection by Don Elliott.

Detroit & Mackinac RS-3u 975. From my slide collection by STEVE SMEDLEY.

From my slide collection by BILL JOHNSON.

South bound D&M RS-3 1077 leads a long train of stone from Big Cut quarry near Millersburg. From my slide collection by BOB GRAHAM.

DM RS3u 974 & C420 976. From my slide collection, by BOB WILT.

Separated by a gondola, Detroit & Mackinac RS2m 977 and C420 976 shove cars onto the 'Chief Wawatam' carferry at Mackinaw City, Michigan.

This photo of D&M 2-6-0 #115 is from an old negative and I no information on the date. D&M #115 was built by Baldwin in 10-1887 as D&M #5, at some date it was sold to Wallace Stone Co. in Hershe... (more)

D&M RS-2 481 in sharp paint. Note the C&O pulpwood car in the back ground that was converted from a boxcar. From my slide collection, photo by Dick Vertabedian.