Shortline railroading at its finest! Pickens Railway’s “Belton Job” has arrived at the interchange with the Greenville and Western in Belton, SC and prepares to cross Belton-Honea Path Hi... (more)
Pickens Railway’s “Belton Job” ambles along parallel to S. Main Street in Belton, SC with 13 cars in tow to interchange with the Greenville and Western. Once the GRLW received the cut of car... (more)
Pickens Railway’s “Belton Job” passes Blue Ridge Beef along Blue Ridge Avenue in Belton, SC with 13 cars in tow to interchange with the Greenville and Western. Once the GRLW received the cut... (more)
Pickens U18B's #9502 & 9500 bring the Belton Job back from Belton, entering Anderson crossing the Rocky River. They would exchange cars with the Anderson Job south of the NS interchange before con... (more)
With a duo of Pickens GE U-18B's in the lead, the Belton Job works CMC, shoving down their spur. These engines were designed for branchlines similar to this, so these engines are right at home. Af... (more)
A duo of Seaboard U18Bs rounding the bend into the final stretch of their trip back to shops.
Pickens heading back to their shops after a run up to the interchange in Belton.
The Belton Turn coming back South through historic Anderson, South Carolina. We unfortunately got cloud banged here, so had to cut off the horizon.
A duo of U18Bs dipped in CSX MOW orange beginning their return trip to Anderson, SC, after a run to their interchange with the Greenville & Western in Belton.
Pickens Belton Job leaving Anderson viewed down Manning Street heading for Belton to interchange with Greenville & Western.
Pickens Belton Job coming out from under downtown Anderson
Pickens Anderson Job returning to Gluck after pulling inbounds from the NS Interchange in Anderson
Pickens Anderson Job leaving Gluck headed towards the NS Interchange in Anderson and the Belton Job is seen in the background following them
Pickens Anderson Job pulling into the NS Interchange in Anderson
The Pickens Railway Belton Job crosses over Sayre Street coming into Anderson with a duo of orange GE U18B's.
