After cutting away from their train, the BSOR crew is in the process of dropping off a car for the Laing-Gro Fertilizer facility on Depot Street.

What turned out to be a very busy day on the CN&L Sub saw 2 coal trains, an autorack train, NS chip train, work train, and a few locals all run in daylight. For those that know the current state ... (more)

After leaving the South Carolina Central Yard in Floyd, the crew picked up an additional cut of cars that made the consist quite lengthy (around 75ish cars). Here, the engineer is cruising along a... (more)

Resting on the grounds of the old Naval base in North Charleston, one of the Palmetto Railways switchers awaits service the next day. This locomotive switches cars around the old base and still s... (more)

The crew of the Lancaster & Chester RR brings 2 cars back onto the main after serving an industry in their industrial park. This is a neat job to watch as power is left on the mainline while a si... (more)

After working the AB Line, the crew of the Aiken Railway brings their cut of cars back toward the yard before shoving down the line toward the NS Interchange in Warrenville.

I have always found high hoods to be some of the best engines to photograph since I got into railroad photography. It is even better when they are on a shortline railroad. Such is the case with ... (more)

The crew of CLNA's 119 job has brought their cut of cars over the Pamlico River Trestle and are now headed for the mainland of Washington, NC as they round the bend past a docked boat.

Much to my surprise, the "Training First Responders" unit ran on Columbia local P77 yesterday. To my knowledge, this may be the first time it has led in revenue service with the new pai... (more)

The crew of CLNA's 119 job has brought their cut of cars over the Pamlico River Trestle and is now headed for the mainland of Washington, NC and points further as birds scatter for the coming trai... (more)

Resting on the grounds of Charleston's old Naval Base sits the lone engine on Palmetto Railway's roster lettered for another railroad. The Port Royal lettered switcher works a very small section ... (more)

With the former Clinchfield stickered SD40-3 leading the charge, the engineer of F756 guides his load along the Columbia Sub through Govan, SC.

The crew of CSXT W999-27 brings their train through the rural farm community of Kinards as they prepare to pass under the US Hwy 76 overpass.

The sun is coming up over Columbia as the daily autorack train is waiting for a signal at Elmwood Junction. It is sitting just before a MOW crane that has been working various parts of the Columb... (more)

Resting on the grounds of the old Naval base in North Charleston, one of the Palmetto Railways switchers awaits service the next day. This locomotive switches cars around the old base and still s... (more)