CSX Q640-19 enters Linden, Indiana with a rare YN2 SD40-2, CSXT 8451, leading the way. From here the train will run the old Monon north to Lafayette where it'll work the yard and head back to Avon... (more)

Q276 rounds the bend out of Indy to the east side of town. Leading today's train is CSXT 8823, a former Conrail SD40-2. In the background is the expanding Indianapolis skyline.

A hot SAHW blasts out of Unionville Tunnel with its usual duo of SD90's leading the charge.

TRRA 3006 works a set of high wides around TRRA's Madison Yard.

AVR 4003 passes some locomotives as they shuffle cars around their yard.

NS 2570 (SD70) leads NS 181 west over Rock Creek just outside of Rockfield, Indiana. This unit is now stored.

UP 815 heads south through downtown Chicago with cars for the Chicago Tribune. Here they pass through a "tunnel" under some streets and skyscrapers.

SOO 6026 powers CP 280 south through the town of Wadsworth, Illinois as the sun sets on a chilly December day. This would be the last run 6026 led before being sent to NRE in Silvis to become CP 6... (more)

LIRC 2301 breaks the midday silence in downtown Seymour, Indiana as it splits the town in half. To the right is an old B&O CPL signal that guards the diamond.

LIRC 2005 and INRD 9025 meet on Indy's southside just outside of INRD's Senate Ave yard.

In the backyards of the Mutton Creek Estates, Q504-29 wakes up the neighborhood. Splitting the old B&O CPL's is CSXT 4055, a rebuilt SD40. Definitely different to see codeline right in the yards!

After waiting at 67th for two hours, L536 finally makes its way south through Riverdale. The Illinois Central impressively had six tracks from downtown to this location and still does, albeit unde... (more)

With company pride really showing through on the nose, KCS 4093 charges up the grade in Avon, Indiana on the approach into Avon Yard.

INRD 4005 (SD40-2) leads the INRD Santa Train over Tulip Trestle in Tulip, Indiana

CSS 805 climbs the hill Penn/Wabash Hill in Gary, Indiana. This is where the CSS climbs over the old PRR and Wabash if the name doesn't make sense.