Power sits in Joliet Yard waiting for the next assignment on a hot and humid summer afternoon.
BNSF 167 arrives in Joliet Yard to begin its work as a barge sails northbound up the Des Plaines River toward the former EJ&E lift bridge. The Statesville Prison can be seen in the distance where ... (more)
Just after Amtrak 300 rolls north over the diamonds, the morning eastbound Iowa Interstate freight, IAIS SIBI (Silvis, IL - Blue Island, IL) heads east past UD tower in Downtown Joliet. Leading th... (more)
SIBI screams up the hill past Briggs Street with the Rock Island Heritage unit leading another IAIS ES44AC.
The crew on the L509 is getting ready for the run to Morris as UP coal train power stands by in the distance. Looks like the same disgruntled employee tagged the UP 2657, "UP Loves Layoffs" as thi... (more)
Power from a coal train that went up to the Will County Generating Station rests in the former EJ&E yard on a beautiful spring morning. Some disgruntled employee took the time to include "UP Greed... (more)
The Chicagoland area is still the place to go to see a number of IC SD70's still in service.
The Jewel Of Joliet. On the evening of Wednesday, June 16, 2021, Iowa Interstate Railroad's BICB (Blue Island, Illinois-Council Bluffs, Iowa) crosses the diamond in Joliet, Illinois. IAIS 518 (GE ... (more)
Its a hot day along the smelly and nasty Des Plains River as we see the BNSF Chicago to Galesburg local depart Joliet Yard.
A pair of IC SD70's rest in the former EJ&E Joliet Yard waiting for the next assignment on a nice summer morning. This yard looks more like a ghost town most of the time with not much going on mos... (more)
After working Joliet Yard for about 45 minutes, L-CHI105 smokes it up out of Joliet screaming in notch 8 this evening with a cascade BN green SD40-2, #1706 leading the way towards Galesburg.
Three IC "deathstar" SD70's rest in the yard on this nice summer afternoon. On this day, six black IC SD70's were assigned to the yard.
Y-JOL202 departs Joliet with BNSF 1842 leading 1766 on the BNSF Chillicothe Subdivision.
A pair of "Pepsi Can" GEs has brought The Southwest Chief to its station stop in Joliet. Tom Golden photo.
