An unusual sight for Columbia, SC, a BNSF SD70ACe waits in the morning sunlight for clearance to lead that day's Q211 through Elmwood Junction and into Cayce Yard. I overheard on the scanner the d... (more)

Led by very nice looking foreign power, NS 63R heads toward Pacolet, SC past a waiting conductor and NS 192 on the Whaley Street Overpass.

One of the rarely photographed locomotives in the Columbia area rests in the American Italian Pasta Company Plant. It switches various cars for the plant and has done so since roughly 2005. Here... (more)

P77 approaches Andrews Yard with a GP 38-2 in the lead.

Almost wrapping around itself with part of the consist viewable past the shrubbery, NS 28T pulls a load of brand new BMWs from the upstate through Devine Junction and past the Greek Village onto C... (more)

CSXT Columbia local F750 is finishing their day of work as they return to Cayce Yard with the veteran EMD and former Conrail power in charge.

Early on a December morning, a CSX coal train crosses the historic CN&L Bridge over the Broad River.

CSX Y101 enters Devine Junction heading out to work its local jobs.

With the weekend visit of the Schnabel Car and massive steam generator for VC Summers, all hands were on deck to make sure this expensive piece of equipment got moved safely. Here they have passe... (more)

With the weekend visit of the Schnabel Car and massive steam generator for VC Summers, all hands were on deck to make sure this expensive piece of equipment got moved safely. Here they are roundi... (more)

NS 788 heads toward Wateree, SC with a load of coal led by foreign power.

A Norfolk Southern crew brings the P85 local over the Congaree River and into CSXT's Cayce Yard for their transfer run.

With a load of 9 cars behind the power, CSXT Columbia local Y101 has made the trip across the river from Cayce Yard and will start their day of work in Columbia. They have a busy day ahead as the... (more)

The NS inspection train led by an old Southern high hood Geep gets underway across Flora Street as soon as NS 237 gets past on its way up the Southern's old W Line.