Two EMD switchers work hard on a cut of tanks and hoppers at the Port of Wilmington.

A WTRY switch job works the south end of the Port of Wilmington with two SW1500s for power in between the rain.

A Wilmington Terminal crew works by the main entrance to the Port of Wilmington, North Carolina's primary Port. WTRY switches a variety of customers in and around the Port complex with a fleet of ... (more)

On a visit to North Carolina I was able to have a little free time to explore the Wilmington Port area. The Wilmington Terminal Railroad serves this area with a trackage of just over three miles. ... (more)

Since most of the lines which once radiated for Wilmington have been abandoned the yard looks rather bare except for power which now has only one way to go, west. Photo by Jim Satterwhite. Fro... (more)

A pair of LTEX SW1500s leased by Wilmington Terminal Railway shove 3 tankers up South Front Street and into Colonial Fuel. I believe this is the first time that this very overlooked section of str... (more)

Wilmington Terminal Railway #1204 shoves a cut of cars past the Port of Wilmington headed towards the last industry at the end of their line.

Wilmington Terminal Railroad SW1200 1205 is seen switching along River Road across from the North Carolina State Port at Wilmington NC

After the SCL merger the MBAs at Jacksonville reduced access to the import industrial port city from 5 to 1, that one being at the mercy of at least two moveable bridges. Once one of the only U-b... (more)

Taylor-Piedmont Timber #7 working at the Wilmington, NC plant in this Summer 1971 scene.

As Elmer Fudd says "Be vewy careful" when shooting this railroad. Most of it is either inside razor-wired secure areas or right smack dab beside River Rd. The trick is to find a place to safely ... (more)

Nee SAL, ex-SCL

Atlantic Coast Line No. 250, a 1910 Baldwin 4-6-0 and one of only four surviving ACL steamers, sits in front of the former company warehouse that is now the fine Wilmington Railroad Museum in Nort... (more)

Wilmington Terminal Railway on a short stretch of street running near the Wilmington shipyards.

This old caboose is in horrible shape. There was no draft gear on the opposite end and most of the windows were busted out. It sits outside and industrial complex just across the river from Wilmin... (more)