The Bessemer and Lake Erie 867 sits in good company with the EJ&E 657 and 675 at the Kirk Roundhouse. The Bessemer and the J are both U.S. Steel Railroads now operated by CN.

On a rainy April afternoon, a pair of Bessemer & Lake Erie SD38's pass under the signal bridge at KO Junction in Osgood, Pennsylvania as they take a short train of ore loads south from the docks. ... (more)

DM&IR SD38AC 206 and SD38-2 211 with a loaded T-bird at Iron Junction, Minnesota. September 30, 2006. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

B&LE, Bessemer and Lake Erie SD38AC 869- SD18 854- SD-M 858 ex-DM&IR 191>319- SD38-2 878, is northbound with a loaded coal train at Meadville, JCT. Pennsylvania. October 21, 1999. Jack D Kuiphoff ... (more)

Leased by Foster Farms from Western Rail Inc., WRIX SD38AC 201 was built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division as Duluth Missabe & Iron Range 201 in June 1971. Fifty-three years later, it is ... (more)

CCGX SD38AC 5202 heads west on the Fort Saskatchewan Industrial Spur with cars bound for Dow Chemicals.

Former BLE 865/DMIR 200 now working for Cando Rail & Terminals as their CCGX 5202 looks well used as it grabs some cars from CN at Hinton.

CCGX SD38AC 5202 pulls a cut of cars away from the east end of the interchange yard in Hinton.

A pair of Bessemer & Lake Erie EMD's are on home rails as they lead the Canadian National L519 local north through Saxonburg, Pennsylvania and past the searchlight signals at the approach to SX No... (more)

Bridge 710, which has been out of service for more than a decade, looms in the background as CN train L512 is seen spotting cars at the Port of Chicago.

An eastbound Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range taconite train rumbles through Brimson, Minnesota, on the trip to the ore dock at Two Harbors on September 30, 1989.

BLE SD38AC 867 leads CN L512 East past the shuttered Majestic Star Casino in Gary.

BLE SD38AC 867 leads CN L512 East through East Chicago.

BLE SD38AC 867 departs South Chicago with Eastbound CN L512

A Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range taconite ore train marches through Wales, Minnesota, on the railroad’s Iron Junction to Two Harbors route on September 30, 1989.