The Chicago Terminal is seen pulling what could be last train off of Goose Island as it crosses the Chicago River at North Ave. Six weeks prior, they spotted several cuts of tank cars on the Isla... (more)

The Chicago Terminal is seen gathering up storage cars on the Goose Island Branch as the City of Chicago continues removing the rails along Kingsbury Street,

The Chicago Terminal's SW1500 sits tied down in Bensenville.

In sweet golden light, the Chicago Terminal heads back west towards their home at the industrial park.

Chicago Terminal Railroad, in accessing its Kingsbury Branch, cuts straight through the middle of a busy scrap iron operation (if you can ever come watch this, by the way, it's EXTREMELY fun). To... (more)

The Chicago Terminal's GP10 runs light back to their yard in Elk Grove.

The Chicago Terminal Crosses over the Chicago River on its old Milwaukee Road swing bridge. Canon EOS 60D Canon 17-40L

The Chicago Terminal heads past the super-industrial street running trackage through General Iron on their way to Goose Island Canon EOS 60D

The Wagon Master himself; Chicago railroad legend Mark Llanuza rides the on the front of the ILSX 900 as he documents the documents the Chicago Terminal Railroad's operations. Canon 60D Canon 1... (more)

Chicago Terminal heads over the Chicago River on their old swing bridge. Operating this bridge is quite the operation. The Conductor has to get off the 900 around CY Tower, walk up Elston street, ... (more)

The Black Hawks have just won the Stanley Cup and the CTM crew was pretty happy. Today the ILSX 900 passes another Chicago classic. Chicago Terminal Switches cars. Canon 60D Canon 17-40L

ILSX 900, The CTM's leased SW8, heads to Goose Island to pick up a couple of empty lumber cars from Big Bay Lumber. The train is seen here street running on the Kingsbury st line just south of Gen... (more)

The Chicago Terminal cuts off its gondola and heads for big bay lumber to pick up a loaded centerbeam before returning north. The Terminal runs here to Goose Island as needed, usually 1 or 2 times... (more)

The Chicago Terminal takes to the streets of Chicago, as it slowly strolls down Kingsbury Avenue, headed to Big Bay Lumber for a one car pick-up.

The Chicago Terminal makes a run to Big Bay Lumber, running down the center of Kingsbury Avenue.