CN 9634 and CN 9623 idle on the wye next to the small CN yard on President's Island, which is located in Memphis, Tennessee.

A BNSF manifest prepares to cross the river coming across CN Junction. This area has really built up and been revived over the years!

IC 1011 and 1010 lead the CN-NS transfer RJY-30 back to Harrison Yard from the NS still in original paint. Who knows how much longer these units will be in service, but it's nice to see them lead... (more)

CN 9611 sports two different number board styles at it sits near the CN yard on President's Island, which is part of Memphis, Tennessee.

A BNSF manifest crosses the Mississippi River Bridge from Arkansas into Tennessee with 5 units - the 5th being an old Santa Fe unit most likely heading to be scrapped.

"Melbourne Meets Gomaco at Butler" One of Memphis Area Transit Authority's Melbourne "W2" trolley cars meets a Gomaco "Replica Birney Safety Car" at Butler Av... (more)

"Charging Down Main Street " A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley charges down the Main Street Line in downtown Memphis, Tennessee with the city's unique skyline... (more)

"Departing Butler" A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley heads down to the turn around point at Memphis Central Station after having just departed the Butler Aven... (more)

"Trolley by the Downtown Tree" A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley passes the "Downtown Tree" at the corner of Main Street & Peabody Place in Memphis,... (more)

"Trolley to the Theatre A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley passes the famous Orpheum Theatre on Main Street in downtown Memphis, TN.

"Take the Trollet to the Lights" A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley sits under the holiday lights at South Main in Memphis, TN on a chilly November night. During the hol... (more)

"Trolley Layover at Memphis Central" A Memphis Area Transit Authority Melbourne W2 Trolley briefly lays over at Memphis Central Station on a chilly November night. This piece of single tra... (more)

Five NC&StL F7's in the lead of a long manifest, preparing to leave Memphis, Tennessee on February 15, 1959. A Hugh Comer photo, from my collection.

BNSF hump operations at Tennessee Yard were on brief hiatus with the COVID-19 crisis, but have recently resumed. Here, a set of SD60Ms pushes a cut of cars over the hump, with downtown Memphis in ... (more)

A former Illinois Central GP38-2, now wearing CN paint, works the small yard on the industrial branch line on Presidents Island in Memphis. Numerous agricultural, chemical, and other industries ar... (more)