Having finished their switching moves for the day, DMIR 332 is almost back to the barn to tie up.

A trio of Dash 8s pull a string of brand spanking new ore cars up Proctor Hill after dumping iron ore pellets at CN dock 6.

DMIR 332 works on switching some cars around along Railroad Street near the waterfront at Duluth, MN.

Thar She Blows! DMIR 332 was used for some switching moves and created quite a scene along Railroad Ave. near downtown Duluth, MN.

The Lake Superior Railroad Museum had some switching to do so they fired up DMIR 332 (former D&NE 28) to do the job that needed to get done. Here they come over the hill from their home rail down ... (more)

UPY GP15-1 733 leads a local East through Duluth, heading to Rice's Point Yard.

With a pair of Bessemer tunnel motors bracketing an SD40-2W, Canadian National dock job R921 shoves out on to Dock 6 in Duluth, Minnesota with a train of loaded ore hoppers for unloading. The out ... (more)

Just a couple of SD40-3s barking up Proctor Hill with limestone loads in tow. Keen eyes will spot Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge and really keen eyes will see an ore train unloading on top of CN's do... (more)

After coming down Proctor hill the crew has run around their train and is preparing to shove the train out on the dock to unload.

After arriving to unload passengers and then loading the next group, the North Shore Scenic Railroad Bentleyville train sits under the Fitgers Brewery Complex almost ready to depart for the Tour o... (more)

A CN crew spots ore cars for unloading at Dock 6 as the veteran laker s/s Wilfred Sykes loads for Indiana Harbor as the end of the Lake Superior shipping season nears.

BLE 909 and two other EMDs ease a train of taconite down the hill from Proctor to Duluth, MN.

Limestone loads pass a loaded ore train that's waiting to be dumped at CN's Dock 6 before attacking Proctor Hill.

After coming down from United Taconite with 138 cars of taconite pellets to Proctor, a yard crew has now brought the train down to the CN ore dock 6 and begins to unload.

A single engine and four cars wait to depart BNSF and head back to their own yard on Rices Point in Duluth. Trains are small in the grand view of things.