IBCX 7076, 7225 and 7042 prepare to drag a cut of storage tankers from the seldom used, rural, western end of the Camp Chase Railway.

GTW GP9R 4632 leads a local west into Pine yard.

IBCX Geeps 7076, 7225 and 7042 trundle across Big Darby Creek on their way through Georgesville, OH.

Relieved of hauling tourists for the time being, Blue Ridge Scenic Railway painted 4631 handles the real money maker, freight.

IBCX GP9R 4618, a freshly rebuilt Geep of GTW and CV heritage, sits in its Camp Chase livery on the property of sister railroad Vermilion Valley, who rebuilt the unit.

Resting and Waiting. GP9 4624 was the first unit painted in the CLNA's new scheme and was the sole unit wearing that scheme for a period of about two years. It sits with its consist near Bi... (more)

IBCX 7042 and CAMY 01-25 stop to work Skinny Siding as a west side skater makes use of the Camp Chase Trail.

IBCX 7076 leads a long cut of storage tankers east towards the NS connection on a sunny July morning.

After working industries in Middlesex, the Carolina Coastal road train heads west to Zebulon along the former Norfolk Southern Railway mainline where they'll run around their train for the return ... (more)

After waiting a couple of hours, GTW 4619 leads 11 tank cars under the GTW searchlight signal bridges at MAL in downtown Pontiac. Three days later the signals were cut over.

R950 with the GTW 4619 departs Pontiac passing under the GTW signal bridge at MAL. This interlocking was cut over just three days later on Jun 13th.

R950 with the GTW 4619 departs Pontiac passing under the GTW signal bridge at Johnson Ave. Replacements are on site and will most likely be cut over before the end of the month.

First light of the morning shines on a brightly colored pair of Carolina Coastal Railway engines as they have brought their cut of cars into Chocowinity around 8:30am. They are switching around so... (more)

The crew of CLNA's 119 job has brought their cut of cars over the Pamlico River Trestle and are now headed for the mainland of Washington, NC as they round the bend past a docked boat.

With cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 60s providing good working weather, mechanics from Silcott Railway Equipment change out a traction motor on Camp Chase Railway's IBCX 7042.