TPR 936 shoves drywall loads down the siding at Home Depot.

Ex-Penn Central, exx-New York Central.

Atlantic Coast Line SW7 number 648 could use a little touch up on the paint as it idles outside the Cemex Sand Mine near Davenport, Florida.

Ex NYC SW 7 runs light back to the loadout from Alexander WV. to grab the last set of loads from the loadout. The unique submarine bridge is made to be under water when the river rises.

Ex NYC SW 7 leads a string of met coal from the loadout back to Alexander WV. The unique submarine bridge is made to be under water when the river rises.

Deep in the mountains of West Virginia you’ll find the Beech Mountain railroad. One of the most remote railroad operations in the state gives us this view of an Alco pulling empty coal hoppers t... (more)

BEEM alco number 114 is staging awaiting empty coal hoppers to be delivered by A&O. This unit will take a cut of empties to the load out several miles down the track and return for another cut whi... (more)

TPR 116 returns to Atlantic Yard from the outdoor siding at Home Depot, after spotting lumber loads. The three boxcars in tow are dry wall loads for the indoor siding at Home Depot.

A Tradepoint Rail crew spots lumber loads at the Home Depot distribution center.

Apparently just out of the paint shop, this Conrail SW7 was in the yard at Lewistown, Pennsylvania.

For photographers of early Conrail, the least desirable locomotive on the point of a train was a filthy ex-Penn Central unit. Apparently, they occasionally did get washed.

CHS switches out the elevator in Superior with their SW7. The brick buildings in the background both burned down this past winter.

An old and weathered Atlantic Coast Line 648 continues to work at the Cemex Davenport Sand Mine. I was granted permission to be on the property to take this photograph.

An old and weathered Atlantic Coast Line 648 continues to work at the Cemex Davenport Sand Mine. I was granted permission to be on the property to take this photograph.

Hoffman Transportation’s SW7 makes one of many headroom moves as it shuffles cars around the outside of their facility in Channahon, Illinois.