INRD 9001 pulls an empty Merom train east on a gorgeous summer morning. Although the Meroms still run, the INRD SD90's are history.

INRD 9001 leads a loaded coal train out of Bear Run, passing the old Peabody drag line. The drag line was scrapped and the SD90's are stored nowadays. ETTS.

The sun rises on southern Indiana as we find INRD 9001 sitting around waiting for a crew. Once a crew gets on it'll do what it's meant to do, move that heavy coal.

INRD coal loads to Hoosier Energy at Merom slow to take the diverging route at Hoosier Junction, just west of Sullivan.

Getting ready to do their crew swap with the SAHW, HWSA slowly rolls into Switz City for the crew swap, and then will continue on for Senate Avenue.

INRD SD9043MAC #9001 crosses over County Road 350 south of Dugger, Indiana with an empty coal train. Soon after passing this location, the train would enter the Bear Run coal mine where it would b... (more)

A pair of SD9043MACs arrive at Bear Run Coal in the sunset on a warm March evening.

A pair of INRD SD9043MACs and an empty coal train head south at Dugger, Indiana as the sun sets behind it.

Spring foliage is starting to make a presence in southern Indiana as INRD train SAHW makes its way for Hiawatha Yard.

Westbound Indiana Railroad train SAHW pokes out the west end of the short tunnel at Unionville.

INRD 9001 leads a loaded coal train around the loop at Bear Run as it begins the short trek to Merom. In the background is an old Peabody drag line made by Bucyrus-Erie.

A loaded INRD coal train sits waiting for a crew to take the black diamonds to the Merom Generating Station. You can see INRD 9001 behind the end of its train wrapped around the loop at Bear Run.

INRD 9001 leads a crazy consist south out of Senate Avenue Yard as the journey to Jasonville, Indiana begins.

A pair of INRD SD9043MACs lead CP 281 east through River Grove.

Indiana Railroad's daily Senate Ave Yard (Indianapolis) to Hiawatha Yard (Jasonville) road freight SAHW-22 soars over the south bank of Lake Lemon atop the Shuffle Creek Trestle on its westward jo... (more)