The Port of Palm Beach switcher switches out some tank cars before bringing out FEC 950's cut of containers for Fort Pierce. This unit was built in 1974 and originally worked for the Phelps-Doge H... (more)

FEC 510, one of the few locomotives on the roster wearing the old "Hurricane" logo, works the Port of Palm Beach.

FEC 950 heads into the former Conrad Yelvington rock yard to pick up empty gondolas.

FEC local 912 passes the Port of Palm Beach on its way to West Palm Beach with an ex-Burlington Northern geep leading.

FEC 912 passes the entrance to the Lewis Terminals with an ex-Burlington Northern geep leading.

P921-03 just before it goes under the Congress Ave overpass with CSX 8608 & 7715 pulling the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Train to the Mission Spur wye for the hand over to the FEC.

FEC 141-03, with FEC 441 & 435 and the RBBX Red Train heading out of Lewis Terminal and across Dixie Hwy in Riviera Beach for the main and its trip to Miami.

Train 141-03 with FEC 435 & 441 back down the east leg of the Mission Spur wye to hook up to the RBBX Red Train for its trip to Miami.

Train 141-03 with FEC 441 & 435 back down the east leg of the Mission Spur wye to hook up to the RBBX Red Train for its trip to Miami.

CSX 8608 & 7715 backing down the south leg of the Mission Spur wye so FEC can hook up to the RBBX Red Train.

This is Circus Train 143 coming out of Lewis Terminal after the hand over from CSX at Mission Spur on 1/5/2011

Colorful loco with likewise history. 1945 vintage #1311 still operating at Port of Palm Beach. According to Larry Larson this unit was built as IC NW2 - rebuilt April 1975 by ICG as SW13 1311. Lin... (more)

Colorful loco with likewise history. 1945 vintage #1311 still operating at Port of Palm Beach. According to Larry Larson this unit was built as IC NW2 - rebuilt April 1975 by ICG as SW13 1311. Lin... (more)

The day after Christmas finds this Alco awaiting the next rock train from CSX. Its not everyday you can find an S1, let alone in good looking paint.

Not your everyday paint scheme. This patriotic job works for the Port of Palm Beach.