The West Bound CSS 804 went over a Portable Derail that was apparently left up by mistake after Track Work on the South Shore line by Burns Harbor, Indiana. The consist went on the ground taking o... (more)

An EJ&E survivor sits together with some other veterans awaiting their next role on the high iron. Taken with permission.

B&LE SD38-2 878 leads CN L512 East through East Chicago.

B&LE SD38-2 878 leads CN L512 East out of South Chicago.

CSS SD38-2 804 leads the Belt job East through Hammond.

South Shore #804, a former Iowa Interstate SD38-2, leads a couple of South Shore Geeps on a westbound freight through the Ogden Dunes, IN station, which is currently undergoing construction for ex... (more)

At Union Pacific’s Bailey Yard at North Platte, Nebraska, a group of UP EMD SD38-2s, along with two SD40-2s, are being used as power at East Hump and jockey for track space west of the hump. On ... (more)

A trio of Bessemer & Lake Erie EMD's roll through the fields of Adamsville, Pennsylvania as they lead ore loads south from Conneaut to North Bessemer. Owned by Canadian National since 2004, the su... (more)

Iowa Interstate SISW is seen making the return trip from Bureau to Silvis passing through Mineral with the pair of SD38-2s

Iowa Interstate train SISW is seen making a run to Bureau with a pair of SD38-2s and GP38-2s. The geeps will be dropped off at Bureau and the SDs will return to Silvis with a few cars.

DM&IR SD38-2 215 leads equipment from the Lake Superior Railroad Museum North up Proctor Hill. The rolling stock is heading to Proctor to be used on a family days special the following day.

DM&IR SD38 215, leading the E-Lead Job finishes dropping off fuel tankers at the far West end the of Proctor Yard

With a former Burlington Northern SD38-2 on the point, a unit dedicated to Argentine Hump Service, the Argentine Yard hump crew pulls west with a long string of mixed freight out of an arrival tra... (more)

SRY 381 East Rolls Past Some Nice Yellow Flowers.

Early in the morning, 215 and 403 are paired up and ready for switch duty. If you ignore the modern cars, and the CN sign on the trailer, it sure looks like this could be from the Missabe era.