Clean South Shore Freight motors 2007 & 2002 await their next assignment adjacent the Carroll Avenue Station near Shops.

Four CSS GP38-2s lead a manifest west down the hill out of downtown Gary.

Four South Shore geeps lead a manifest west through Hammond.

A healthy sized South Shore freight heads downhill into Hammond as the 4 GP38-2's begin to smoke it up.

Four South Shore GP38-2's roll west through Gary, IN with a lengthy train bound for BRC's Commercial Avenue Yard. About to pass under Route 12, the train is closing in on the Gary/Chicago Airport ... (more)

CSS 2004 sits in Gary at Goff waiting for a crew to take the train east. The bridge in the background is the abandoned IHB branch to Burns Harbor.

South Shore train 608 pulls down from the yard for a set and release test. In about 10 minutes the train will begin it's journey to the Windy City. Patronage has been boosted by a free westbound r... (more)

An eastbound CSS passenger train heads down the streets of Michigan City.

NICTD 3 leads an unusual three car Chicago bound train at 11th & Franklin on the South Shore Line.

Four South Shore geeps lead a BRC-bound manifest west through Miller.

On a nice Sunday evening, a quad of South Shore GP38-2's lead PF-9 west through the Portage/Ogden Dunes station. The train will head for BRC's Commercial Avenue Yard on Chicago's south side.

Here is the pair of ex Iowa Interstate SD38’s that now belong to the CSS are seen here leading the Belt Job back to Burnham Yard. They are seen here just South of Chicago as they pass the Kensin... (more)

CSS 2007 leads a 6 car train west down 10th street in Michigan City, Indiana. While street running is safe for now, the Double Track NWI project is still moving on and plans to remove the street r... (more)

Orange you glad you stayed out? South Shore Freight CSS 2003 (GP38-2, 1981) sits near Republic Steel in Gary, Indiana on Thursday, February 20, 2020 as the sunset complements the South Shore’s s... (more)

CSS 2003 leads an eastbound through the west side residential district on 10th street. Photo by Jeff Stupar.