A BNSF Executive SD70MAC shoves the back end of a BNSF coal train through the West Bottoms in Kansas City.

Some UP Light Power with a freshly rebuilt C44ACM up front passes through the bottoms heading towards Armourdale.

KCT light power from UP's Mill Street yard is seen holding at CP Union Station, waiting for the coal train in the foreground to clear up before contining into BNSF's Murray Yard.

Awaiting renumbering and repainting, a GM&O Redbird waits for its next assignment.

The KCT Armourdale to Mill Street transfer with a K&O unit on point during Golden Hour.

NS 1803 taking 224 through West Bottoms in Kansas City, MO.

Crossing the Kansas River and also crossing from Kansas to Missouri, a Kansas City Southern transfer is hauling a large number of covered hoppers from either Fairfax (Kansas City KS) or Atchison ... (more)

A Kansas City Terminal transfer weaves its way through the West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri on their North-South corridor with a pair of Geeps leading the way. Among the neat historical archi... (more)

A BNSF SD60M leads a freight under a bridge spanning states in KC.

An eastbound Southern Pacific stack train led by Cotton Belt GE B40-8 No. 8045 approaches the Gooseneck at West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri, on September 14, 1990. Trailing is another SSW B40... (more)

The BNSF transfer job from BNSF Argentine Yard to KCS Knoche Yard meets the Kansas City Terminal in the West Bottoms in Kansas City.

Two separate BNSF coal trains head through the West Bottoms in KC.

A pair of Kansas City Terminal EMD SW1200s pull a train toward the narrows at West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri, on September 14, 1990. KCT’s Old Union Depot Interlocking tower is visible in t... (more)

UP coal trains meet in Kansas City's West Bottoms as a southbound BNSF transfer comes down the Gooseneck with autoracks. The UP coal empties at left will proceed past Armourdale Yard on the other ... (more)

An NS run-through vehicle rain drops down into the West Bottoms. Behind it, an eastbound UP coal train heads east.