A small northbound train makes its way through town after interchanging wiith the Pickens Railroad at Highpoint.

Winter Wonderland in the South! GRLW daily local 'dashes' through the snow through the town of Williamston's Mineral Springs Park as it heads towards the interchange with CSXT in Pelzer. more)

Greenville & Western's 7th Annual Santa Train poses for a photo at the final stop of the trip as attendees who visited Santa and Mrs. Claus on the caboose wait for the raffle to begin. A big thank... (more)

The daily GRLW local rumbles through the grade crossing adjacent to the Ingles Grocery Store in Belton, SC. As an aside, the conductor on the train was GRLW employee and fellow RP.net contributer ... (more)

A Greenville & Western ballast extra heads back to Belton after dumping some ballast north of town.

An American classic enjoys a weekend in the sun.

GRLW GP9 3752 pulls a short freight from Belton towards Pelzer and is a about to pass beneath SC highway 20. This spic-and-span short line has two former B&O GP9 units.

GRLW GP9 3752 has backed out of the large ethanol offloading facility at Cheddar and will run light to Belton to pick up a train. The 1957 EMD Geep was originally Baltimore and Ohio 6554.

This shot was taken from GRLW's caboose 436, which was coupled up to GP9 3751. I had the opportunity to spend a day on the railroad, and it lives up to its being named the 2010 Shortline of the Ye... (more)

Greenville & Western's sharp looking GP9 (Which shares a number which a much more famous locomotive) leads a northbound train through Belton.

With two cars from the Pickens upfront and a good string of ethanol behind, Greenville & Western ducks under route 20 on a unusual afternoon northbound run. With the tracks running due north, find... (more)

2 Years Later. OVERHAUL Time! Greenville & Western's 2nd locomotive power, Ex. East Cooper & Berkley Railroad's GP9 #6554, is prepped for a complete overhaul which includes adding ditch lig... (more)

Ex East Cooper & Berkeley Railroad's GP9 sits next to the small Greenville & Western yard office at Belton.