A trio of TFM units lead NS train 172 into Irondale.

A crew works a cut of cars out of Norris Yard as it passes some MofW equipment on the adjacent track.

NS train 22R makes its way into Irondale on the Southern Passenger main with a UP GEVO that appears to have hit something on its left nose.

The hump engines begin to shove another cut up the hump while A26 on the left starts to rearrange cars as well.

With a fresh crew on board, 21R starts it journey to downtown Birmingham where it will crossover the AGS South District onto the NA/West End District at the 32 St. Interlocker.

After reaching the south entrance to the receiving yard, this SD40-2 and slug, with party light turned on, will couple up to a cut of cars and push them over the hump to be sorted. NS 21R starts ... (more)

A NS Dash 9 and two UP units are all that's needed to pull a train out of Norris Yard while passing Old Glory on the left and a former Southern caboose on the right.

Just another day in paradise as a yard job goes about its business in Norris Yard. Thanks to the Southern Railway Historical Association and NS for allowing us to tour their yard.

Some power gets refueled at the shops. Thanks to the Southern Railway Historical Association and Norfolk Southern for allowing us to tour Norris Yard.

A nice looking slug set makes their way to the south end of the receiving yard and will start process of humping more cars at Norris Yard.

A tank car rolls into one of the 56 classification tracks at a busy Norris Yard. Thanks to the Southern Railway Historical Association and NS for allowing us to tour their yard.

The engineer on the left of the picture shoves a cut of cars into the West Departure tracks at Norfolk Southern's Norris Yard on a very rainy day. Thanks to the Southern Railway Historical Associ... (more)

Southern Railway U23Bs in jackass paint; ohhh, the humanity! Steve Hayworth is probably rolling in his grave....oh well, at least it was still running at this point. By this time the Uboats were... (more)

A one locomotive powered empty coal train waits silently alongside NS 202 for a new crew.

The southbound Crescent rushes by as NS 912 pulls out of Norris Yard with vintage Southern rail cars.