GPs rebuilt at Uceta Shops are heading out of Bennett Yard with one of the local trains based there.

A pair of remote-controlled GP38-2s switch out intermodal cars at Seven Mile Yard in North Charleston.

An NS intermodal train with an SD70 ACe leader arrives in North Charleston passing a tied down sister locomotive at the North end of the yard.

NS power sits tied down at the North end of Seven Mile Yard.

In the late 1970s on SCL's former ACL main through the Carolinas, U36Bs powered all of Auto-Train's monsters, as well as most of SCL's UPS and other intermodal trains. On 'lesser' trains, there w... (more)

A pair of GP38-2's sit in the pocket in North Charleston awaiting their next assignment.

Palmetto Railways works the port terminal: Just down from their Virginia Avenue Yard is one of the many port terminals located around the Charleston area. Palmetto Railways serves 2 of ... (more)

Palmetto Railways works the port terminal: Just down from their Virginia Avenue Yard is one of the many port terminals located around the Charleston area. Palmetto Railways serves 2 of ... (more)

Amtrak southbound auto train is seen running 12 hours late passing through North Charleston enroute to Sanford Florida

Throwback Power. Now resting in North Charleston, this switcher was used for a number of years on the defunct Port Royal Railroad line that ran from Yemassee to Port Royal, SC. The Port Roy... (more)

A string of box cars is being shoved back into the Port Terminal off Virginia Avenue on a late March afternoon.

Resting on the grounds of Charleston's old Naval Base sits the lone engine on Palmetto Railway's roster lettered for another railroad. The Port Royal lettered switcher works a very small section ... (more)

Sunday morning sees the crew of the Palmetto Railway's Virginia Avenue Yard working to move some cars around. They have worked a couple customers off the far end of their yard and now have pulled... (more)

Palmetto Railways bright paint shines in the afternoon light as it shoves a large cut of hoppers into the Kapstone Plant.