The Bloomer Line bringing approx 25 grain loads for the CN towards the small township of Charlotte, Illinois.

California Western GP9 65 brings three covered hoppers to Goshen Junction. This is the San Joaquin Valley Railroad’s Goshen Sub, and the SJVR has borrowed this engine for a while – it was bac... (more)

Snow is falling as the Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP9 moves a cut of cars in a small yard in the Denver area known as The Stockyards.

N&W 620 basks in sun coupled to some coaches in the yard at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.

Montana Rail Link’s Helena switch, led by EMD GP9 No. 109, is eastbound as it descends Winston Hill in a hurry, approaching Townsend, Montana, on the morning of July 3, 2018.

A pair of GP9s are waiting out the weekend outside of the engine house in Mason.

After a good snow fall in the area during Christmas, GSMR 1755 leads the days trip to the Nantahala Gorge over the Tuckasegee River to begin the climb up to the gorge. Originally, this trip was su... (more)

After a good snow fall in the area during Christmas, GSMR 1755 leads the days trip to the Nantahala Gorge over the Tuckasegee River to begin the climb up to the gorge. Originally, this trip was su... (more)

While a few other railfans have got their shots and are going back to their cars, I am getting my "wide and to the side" photo of the Greenville & Western leaving Belton, SC. Anthony Dav... (more)

Photographer unknown, from my collection.

In 2008, former ECBR GP9 #6554 (built as BO 6554 in 1957) sits at the Greenville & Western yard in Belton, SC. She is waiting to become GRLW #3702, but in the meantime is already hauling freight f... (more)

Greenville & Western Railway is seen in this photograph from the summer of 2014 with a freight train enroute to their yard in Belton, South Carolina. Among the pick ups from the CSX that day were ... (more)

TPLX 2001 sits next to a line of stored CREX units in St. Louis.

A run past the yard in Allentown, Pennsylvania turned up a Baltimore & Ohio GP9, partially obscured by a Conrail N8 caboose.