One of Pioneer's GP20 units keeps the sits silently waiting for the next assignment. This GP20 was built in 1960 for the Santa Fe.

MG Rail works industries around the Clark Maritime Industrial Park at Jeffersonville. GP20 2002 was built in 1960 as SWW 801.

"Racing thru Port Matilda"

Raritan Central RC02 is pulling empties off of the Northfield Industrial track with GP20 #701 which has been freshly repainted and ex B&O GP30M #5, their latest purchase.

The RC1 morning transfer makes its way through Raritan Center with a GP20 and GP30M for power. Lead unit 701 is sporting its new red paint job.

Raritan Central's GP20 & GP30 shove a cut of cars into the yard.

Raritan Central's GP20 wears a hybrid paint scheme, with red paint recently applied over parts of the original green and white scheme. This unit is a former Union Pacific GP20 that has been de-tu... (more)

The morning sun shines on Raritan Center yard with the power setup for today's runs. 701 is a former Union Pacific GP20.

The RC1 crew finish up spotting the morning yard transfer with a GP20 and GP30 for power.

Pioneer Railcorp's Georgia Southern Railway operates on this former CofG trackage, previously operated by the Ogeechee Railway. Swatting sand gnats all morning was worth the effort to get a pair ... (more)

An exArizona & Eastern GP20, exNS U23B, and exATSF GP30 make up the power for the Georgia Central in Savannah. This was once U23B dominated railroad until Genesse & Wyoming took over the line.

Many relics of the past, as a Georgia Central geep on former Seaboard rails cross the former Savannah & Atlanta RR.

One of two GP20's that work this old elevator shoves cars back for unloading on a nice spring afternoon.

A bright yellow visitor was spotted in the BNSF engine Servicing Facility. SLSL 2019, in bright yellow paint for the South Plains Railroad (also a new railroad for the database), started life in ... (more)

One of two leased ex-ATSF GP20 is used to switch grain cars around at the impressive looking old wooden General Mills Elevator S&X (GN Elevator) in Superior, Wisconsin.