The most elaborately painted locomotive on the "Crow" and 1 of 2 specially painted Armed Forces tribute locomotives works the 11 job in Seneca Yard

The eagle keeps an eye on the track ahead as the 11 job works Seneca Yard.

1 of 2 specially painted locomotives on the Crow celebrating the Armed Forces.

With slabs fresh from the continuous caster the 25 job heads south/west across Independence Rd. destined for the west side slab yard.

3 "Crows" take a short break on a slow Sunday morning at ArcelorMittal Cleveland Flat Carbon.

In the secret world behind the BOF the 25 job goes about the task of shoving empty slab cars toward the continuous caster after pulling the loads in the foreground. In the background is one of the... (more)

The Crow in the snow gathers scrap cars in Seneca Yard to push over to the east side for the BOF. In the background looms Powerhouse No. 1, one of the last original buildings of Otis Steel Riversi... (more)

Framed by an abandoned flyover from the River Terminal days, a Cleveland Works job shoves BOF scrap cars into Island Yard with the Cleveland skyline in the background.

It takes lots of little trains to keep a blast furnace running. At left CWRO 206 works the C5 blast furnace switching bottle cars while up on the high line CWRO 211 holds back a string of coke car... (more)

A CROW switcher runs through the yard to find its train. It's impressive how small the train looks next to the factories that once dominated this town. Now, this is only a small portion of what i... (more)

While walking back to the car after shooting the NS local, we were caught by surprise by the CROW switching in the yard while going down a dead end track which ends about 500 feet to the left. Her... (more)

An older switcher sits at the CWRO engine facility, on the East Bank of the Flats

Another CROW train of empty flat cars works its way around Mittal Steel to its next assignment.

The 'Crow' is seen here loading five bottle cars at Mittal's Cleveland blast furnace. The new Mittal sign looks very out of place on these old massive bottle cars, which in all likelihood entered ... (more)