The twice weekly local out of Cayce Yard has made it's way across the river and over to Columbia as it comes out of Devine Junction heading toward Norfolk Southern's Andrews Yard.

The twice weekly local out of Cayce Yard has made it's way across the river and over to Columbia as it heads into Norfolk Southern's Andrews Yard to service a customer.

Since Mr. Harrison's take over of CSX, the Columbia area has seen some various changes to rail traffic patterns. One such change is the addition of F764 (Lugoff switcher) coming down to Cayce Yard... (more)

A Cayce Yard crew works to sort cars around various parts of their yard as they pass a closed off crossing in downtown Cayce.

Since Mr. Harrison's take over of CSX, the Columbia area has seen some various changes to rail traffic patterns. One such change is the addition of F764 (Lugoff switcher) coming down to Cayce Yard... (more)

Since Mr. Harrison's take over of CSX, the Columbia area has seen some various changes to rail traffic patterns. One of the major changes was the reroute of Q463/464. What once used the Hamlet S... (more)

Historic R Line. Norfolk Southern continues to operate the Southern's R line, which was built in 1852 by the Charlotte & S.C. Railroad. As NS's main line to Charlotte from Columbia and Char... (more)

Norfolk Southern decided to stick a KCS Belle on the head end of a grain train bound for Monetta, SC while in Linwood Yard. It made an early morning run down the R-Line and came into Columbia aro... (more)

The E320 coal drag comes into Columbia as it passes a set of endangered signals. Since this photo was taken, the replacement "Vaders" have been erected. It is only a matter of time before these ... (more)

With crews in both engines, 63R waits for another train to come off the W-Line before it gets clearance to head up to Pacolet as the last light of day shines on downtown Columbia.

The final move of a Schnabel Car going to the VC Summers Plant slowly crawls its way through the ditch in downtown Columbia.

With the Columbia, SC skyline in the background, NS 96Q is deadheading some empty flat cars down the middle of Sumter Street and through the campus of the University of South Carolina