A pair of rebuilds leads M326 under the coal tower in New Buffalo.

CSX 911 leads M326 under the former Pere Marquette coal tower in New Buffalo.

B05 crosses into Michigan at the Indiana/Michigan stateline with two NS GP60’s for power. I had gotten the train at the coaling tower in Michigan City, but I messed my photo up. I immediately ho... (more)

CSXT 3194 the "Spirit of Law Enforcement" unit leads Q327 under the old Coaling Tower in New Buffalo. This location was once a larger yard for the Pere Marquette Railway. It included a s... (more)

CSXT 61 Leads a two unit daily manifest to Illinois Bar Yard from Grand Rapids Michigan. Here is rolls under the old coal tower in New Buffalo Michigan - In the far left background you can see som... (more)

CSXT 4291 leads a trio of CSX EMD's east under the old coaling tower in New Buffalo, Michigan.

The coaling tower with signage showing the history of the line stands tall as eastbound coal makes a morning trip on the CSX Grand Rapids Sub.

Eastbound Q326 heads underneath a remnant of a bygone railroading era, the coaling tower. It even still has C&O signage on it!

SP 4449 heads through a super-elevated curve as it nears the Indiana border.

A pair of classic Soo Line EMDs pose for a moment under the coaling tower at the east end of the New Buffalo CSX yard. Just above the train, the Chessie emblem has seen better days, but it still d... (more)

On a return trip to the Powder River Basin, 9913 leads its train past another empty coal train waiting for a recrew. The New Buffalo coaling tower still stands proud and wears the Chessie System ... (more)

An early spring snow storm continues to dump light snow as 9369 leads a loaded coal train through New Buffalo. In the distance, an historic C&O coaling tower still stands, and on the opposite sid... (more)

A CP run-through is on the CSX framed by the old Pere Marquette coal tower still standing at New Buffalo.

A pair of BNSF power sits on the siding with emptys while interesting "Lake weeds" as I call them in the background

The New Buffalo coal tower from the rails. Thanks to Gregg Pullano for help in the editing department.