A pair of GRW SW1200s still wearing EJ&E green work the USS Gary Works. From this angle, you'd still think this is during EJ&E days.

GRW 317 and 303 make up a Gary Railway slug set as they bring 5 cars out of Blast Furnace #4.

From a high up areal view inside of U.S. Steel Gary Works Plant, a former EJ&E SW1200, 317 is seen shuffling some molten steel around the plant as sunset is underway.

Powering America. Former Elgin, Joliet & Eastern SW1200 318, and former U.S.S. SW1500 226, both now Gary Railway rostered locomotives, are seen with a train of petcoke hoppers that are in t... (more)

The Gary Railroad shoves a big string of steel into Kirk Yard. I have been running trains bound for Kirk Yard for a long time in Iowa (M338). It was nice to finally see what "Kirk" looks... (more)

GRW SW1200 318 works a cut of cars at the West end of the Gary Works.

A Gary Railway slug set loads bottle cars at the #1 Bop Shop.

GRW 319 is seen pulling out of the 1BOP Shop with a cut of bottle cars at the USS Gary Works.

A mix of USSX and GRW power outside the locomotive shop at the Gary Works.

Business As Usual For The Coke Express At Blast Furnace #4. Yet another train of loaded coke is shoved into Blast Furnace #4 on a nice, fall morning. A pair of Gary Railway "Top Banana" SW1... (more)

Delivering To What Was Once Home. A pair of former EJ&E SW1200's, now working for the Gary Railway, shove a steel delivery into Kirk Yard as they pass the old EJ&E roundhouse. These two uni... (more)

Feel the burn! GRW 304 moves a few hot bottles around the plant at Gary Works.

GRW 317 and 307, both SW1200's, are hard at work shoving a cut of coke cars into the plant at Gary Works. Coke dust fills the air on this nice morning just off Lake Michigan.

Right at home! GRW 460 and 323, both of former EJ&E heritage, work a cut of steel cars at Gary Works. Kirk Yard is right next door, a location where both units spent plenty of time. SW1500 ... (more)

A Gary Railway slug set, led by former EJ&E SW1200 #321, loads molten steel bottle cars at one of Gary Works' blast furnaces.