The Terminal Railroad job to the NS Luther Yard slowly rolls through the industrial area west of May Street. A couple of good-looking SD60s power the train. Terminal Railroad Association of St. Lo... (more)

An Archer Daniels Midland CF7 and SW1200 sit next to the Mississippi River flood wall at the ADM grain facility on Prairie Avenue in St. Louis.

A pair of TRRA GP38-3's leads the 101 job back south out of the NS yard after making interchange.

TRRA 201 heads west across the BNSF through downtown St. Louis with their pair of SD60I's leading a gaggle of BNSF power from MEI.

The eastbound Amtrak Texas Eagle pulls into the St. Louis terminal.

There's not much here to give away the date! While photographed in 2014, it could almost have been 1939 as well. Built by EMC in March 1939, this FT A-unit was originally demonstrator 103 before... (more)

Give it up for this poor UP crew. Temperatures around St. Louis were in the 90s and the crew didn't have the most comfortable of units to ride in. These BC Rail units aren't equipped with AC and t... (more)

Three steam locomotives simmer on a hot, humid late spring afternoon at St. Louis, Missouri, on June 13, 1990, in a gathering to celebrate Trains Magazine’s 50th anniversary. Union Pacific 4-8-4... (more)

In a gathering for Trains Magazine’s 50th anniversary, three steam locomotives simmer at the former Frisco Chouteau Yard at St. Louis, Missouri, on June 13, 1990. This view highlights an unusual... (more)

On the trip back home to Omaha after being rebuilt in Paducah, Kentucky, Union Pacific’s A-B-A set of E9s rests for the evening at St. Louis, Missouri, on April 26, 1993.

Four steam locomotives gather at St. Louis, Missouri, on June 14, 1990. Cotton Belt No. 819, Norfolk and Western No. 1218, Union Pacific No. 844 and Frisco No. 1522 simmer the night away under the... (more)

Amtrak 303, a Chicago to St. Louis train, rolls around the corner, and is headed south on the elevated TRRA trackage at the St. Louis Riverfront. The ancient backdrop is the Union Power and Light ... (more)

A Sikeston coal train rolls towards the River Subdivison, with bits and pieces of the St. Louis skyline behind.

A UP switch move out of Lesperence Street yard heads south past the Manufactures Railway shops while one of their switchers looks on.

Holding at Tuxedo Park for 3 eastbounds.