East Penn Railroad GP18 1804 was constructed by General Motors Electro-Motive Division as New York Susquehanna & Western 1804 in August 1962. (Pennsburg, Pennsylvania – September 27, 2025) more)

Two eastbounds today! There's a low humidity chill in the air as the sun peeks over the pines in the east and crews are shuffling a few cars and those great old cabeese before heading out. Only ... (more)

The Amish Farm gets a little Railroad action as the West Michigan RR works the Transload Pad behind Paw Paw River Produce. Stan Sinicki gives it some oil to pull a cut out for Conductor Bailey to ... (more)

The GLLX 921, with some help from the EX GTW 4428 and the GLLX 1502, pull cars from Paw Paw River Produce. Engineer Stan Sienicki gets the best of the scenery on the job.

Engineer Stan Sinicki pulls a cut of cars from Paw Paw River Produce. CO. Matt Bailey switches out the industry before having to ride a 2 mile shove to the CSX interchange. The 921 nick named Miss... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish AF25 at Golf Course Road between Arabia and Rockfish

Aberdeen & Rockfish AF25 at Arabia

CBRY 202 leads an empty copper slag train up towards the smelter in Hayden. They will load up, run back down the branch, and pull through the dumper in a few hours

Young Railfans. Good Times. Sons Mike and Jeff can still be found at trackside today, forty-seven years later, but it's uncertain as to whether or not the local road switcher is still in service. ... (more)

CBRY 201 pulls the loaded train into the smelter dump that's just outside of Hayden Yard.

Now loaded, the smelter job goes back down the hill with GP18 201 on the rear of the train. To the left is Copper Basin's Hayden Yard where all their trains originate out of.

The Copper Basin smelter train runs up the hill with CBRY 201 leading. The 201 is an ex Rock Island F7B that they rebuilt into a GP18.

The Copper Basin starts its day by running the smelter train around its yard so it can go up the hill and into the mine at Hayden.

GNRR GP18 #8705 & GP38-2 #9706 bring the Tate - Marietta local by Jamerson Road south of Woodstock

Georgia Northeastern's Tate - Marietta local meanders south through the farmland at Gober with eight loads of crushed marble for the mines at Whitestone