Looking through the loading bays at a 1950's era EMD SW1 switcher that rests on the grounds of the former American Italian Pasta Company plant (now TreeHouse Foods).

NS 191 slowly rumbles down 6th Street in downtown Augusta with Tier IV power leading the way.

Led by the Norfolk Southern's Lehigh Valley painted engine, NS 191 rolls slowly across the trestle between Georgia and South Carolina. It will run across 6th Street in downtown Augusta before he... (more)

Both engines on the Aiken Railway roster rest next to the yard office on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.

The CSXT and GE crews aboard W999-27's train cruise past the 66 mile post on the CN&L Sub as they prepare to stop at the upcoming signal. They will meet the daily Q211 train and then follow Q211 ... (more)

After making their run down the CN&L Sub into Columbia, W999-27 completes the first leg of Sunday's journey as they cross over the Congaree River and head into Cayce Yard. They are passing over t... (more)

Led by the newer model ET44AC, train 191 rumbles through downtown Augusta as it crosses over Watkins Street and approaches the Augusta Yard.

W999-27 rolls into the small Town of Joanna as they prepare to enter the tree tunnel.

Under the watchful eye of both CSXT and GE crew members, W999-27 has just started their journey. They shoved out of the CPDR Yard in Laurens, SC and are passing over the trestle at Little River P... (more)

After finishing their work on the Columbia side of the river, the CSXT Yard Job is ready to head back over to Cayce with a lone car. They are crossing Catawba Street where the new "Vadar&quo... (more)

Just outside CSXT's Cayce Yard sits the small storage area for Commercial Metals. The facility is serviced by 2 industry switchers at any given time. With their primary power down because of an ... (more)

A beautiful pair of KCS engines leads the Q211 autorack train across the river and into Cayce Yard as they end their journey for the day.

Rumbling up a grade, the Lancaster & Chester RR crew has their slug set power well in order as they haul empty grain hoppers from Circle S Feed Mill toward the NS interchange in Chester.

The lone high hood on the Lancaster & Chester roster emerges from a tree tunnel leading into Fort Lawn on a beautiful summer day.

The crew of the Lancaster & Chester RR brings 2 cars back onto the main after serving an industry in their industrial park. This is a neat job to watch as power is left on the mainline while a si... (more)