Lancaster and Chester Railroad extra Train 10 prepares to cross the Hightower Road grade crossing as they approach Fort Lawn, SC with a heavy cut of refrigerated reefers bound for the nearby Gallo... (more)

Lancaster & Chester train 14 in Fort Lawn

Lancaster & Chester train 14 working E&J Gallo Winery

Lancaster & Chester train 14 passing the Springs Warehouses in Fort Lawn

Lancaster & Chester train 14 crossing the Catawba River

LC 12 sits on the E&J Gallo lead, aka "The Trench," as they wait for LC 14 to assist with some switching.

The third of three cuts of a CSX soybean train is heading for Kershaw, crossing the Catawba River at the site that was formerly the Springs Industries Grace Complex.

Wheeling Power. L&C 16, led by the remnant HH still in original L&C colors, takes a load of cars past the iconic Wagon Wheel restaurant in Fort Mill on its way to the ADM facility in Kersh... (more)

Eastbolund Lancaster and Chester Train 14 heads through the small town of Fort Lawn, South Carolina.

Lancaster and Chester Train 14 heads westbound thrugh the small town of Fort Lawn, South Carolina.

L&C Train 14 drops off two box cars at the old Springs warehouse in Fort Lawn, SC.

A Lancaster and Chester dinner train passes the then Springs warehouses in Fort Lawn, SC. They caled this train the Silver Streamliner Express. The consist this day was two former Conrail EMD SW12... (more)

L&C train 14 switches the Circle S facility as their first stop of the day. In the distance, a crew begins their day on cleanup of a recent derailment.

L&C train number 14 runs east by the local landmark restaurant, the Wagon Wheel, famous for fried squash. This is near several former Springs Industries textile mills, whose office staffs and ven... (more)

New L&C power passes the Wagon Wheel: For those that know this portion of the Lancaster and Chester line, this location is a bit of an iconic spot. Fort Lawn is hardly a blip on a map,... (more)