Known as the "world's largest switcher," one of the South Shore's three 2-D-D-2s is seen switching cars at Burnham Yard after a Chicago snowfall. Tom Golden photo.

NICTD South Shore commuter train rounds curve on 11th Street nearing 11th Street Station

A pair of 1920s Pullman-built South Shore cars is seen headed eastbound toward the IN/IL state line and the Hammond station. Tom Golden photo.

Tom Golden photo.

Street running in 10th street

Tom Golden photo.

CSS 1062 and URTX 37076 were added to the Nickel Plate Road 2-8-2 #624 display in Hammond in honor of the nation's bicentennial. Tom Golden photo.

Tom Golden photo.

Little Joe #802 displayed at night a mere 10 miles east of its Erie, PA birthplace. The electric was built by GE in 1946 for export to the Soviet Union. The Cold War embargo stopped the shipment... (more)

Switching yard near Shops at Michigan City, IN

Heading east for the Shops with 2 cars down 10th Street.

Strolling West down 10th Street, some South Shore Freight light power heads to the west side of town. Funny that the trains even abide by the stop lights!