RELCO lease unit wearing Joliet Junction Railroad paint and working at Inland Steel's Steel Mill in East Chicago Indiana.

A pair of EJ&E SD38-2's slowly roll down home rails in East Chicago, Indiana. The two veterans are in charge of the Lakefront Local, headed back home to Kirk Yard after switching the port in Chica... (more)

With a hefty pickup from Cleveland Cliffs, the "Short Line" makes a shove move down the BP Lead in Whiting, Indiana. The crew will shove onto the NS and through nearby CP 502 to access h... (more)

UP SD70M 3958 leads a ethanol train East through CP 501 of the NS Chicago Line in Gary.

IHB 1522 shoves the Cast Armor Job onto the Cast Armor lead at CP 100 under Cline Avenue.

NS 5333 leads a long cut from the steel mill on a short transfer from Lakefront Yard to Michigan Avenue Yard for B09’s crew to pickup a short time later to take to I/N Tek in New Carlisle, India... (more)

2 NS SD40-2’s, 3517 and 3326 take charge of B09, as they hop off the NS Chicago Line and onto the IHB at the steel mill surrounded CP 502. The historic Inland Steel Office Building can be seen o... (more)

After 4 years of keeping my eye on the weather, the sun's movement back and forth between the northern and southern hemisphere, and the NS supplying a train at the right point in time, it all came... (more)

NS SD40-2 3517 leads B09 West through East Chicago.

Running old school LHF, a westbound Norfolk Southern ballast train led by a rare ex-Southern U23B pulling green N&W loaded ballast hoppers on the old Wabash line between Burrows and Rockfield, IN... (more)

During the evening of 4/17/19 a Norfolk Southern RCO checks out his graffiti marked autoracks on the adjacent track while riding an old school high hood GP38 at the east end of NS' South Yard loca... (more)

As the sun sets former Conrail SD50, absorbed by NS in the break up of Conrail, pulls a short NS 27V autorack train westbound past the old Wabash searchlight signal protecting the east of of the L... (more)

A pair of KBS GP38-2's thunder out of Earl Park on a bitter cold morning.