ME 24 is running light across Merry Lane, past the siding (near track) for Anderol Chemicals. The locomotive is heading straight for B&G Food Products in Roseland, NJ to pick up a pair of empty... (more)

ME 24 has just picked up a couple empty tanker cars from B&G Food Products, which is at the eastern terminus of the Whippany Line, and is now heading west across Eisenhower Parkway.

Charlotte and Western rolls westbound after using the Belmont Jct. siding to get their inbound train sorted.

Charlotte and Western rolls westbound on the former Piedmont and Northern with 2 cars from CSX at Mt. Holly.

Charlotte and Western rolls westbound on the former Piedmont and Northern with 2 cars from CSX at Mt. Holly.

Linden Local: A local train from Linden, NJ is returning to the yard after serving Deans, NJ off of the Northeast Corridor. Linden Yard was once a busy freight yard when General Motors (GM)... (more)

Originally owned by MP, then UP this unit looked good before but never wore paint this pretty.

UPY 625 (GP15-1) crosses the South Platte River in downtown Denver, Colorado after having made a transfer of cars to the BNSF yard.

Florida Central pauses after clearing their inbounds from CSX to get the crew on the head end for run south.

Florida Central pauses after clearing their inbounds from CSX to get the crew on the head end for run south.

York Railway's interchange job drops off cars at NS' Windsor Street Yard. The abandoned interlocking tower to the right was constructed in 1942 and guarded the junction of the York, Hanover and Fr... (more)

With a pair of GP15-1's on the point wearing the railroad's BN inspired paint scheme, the Northern Lines Railway's local arrives at the propane facility in Rockville, Minnesota with a train of loa... (more)

The last minutes of sun at sunset catches UPY 625 (GP15-1) running through the Union Pacific's North Yard with a unique tiger mouth painted on the pilot.

LNM34 headed through the town of New Sharon with a trio of geeps and the best one of the point.

The Osky Job headed South across one of the handful of wooden trestles on the Oskaloosa Branch.