Its early Sunday morning and 24M has just come down the NEC. Now it's time to put it's train away in the Lombard Street Yard in east Baltimore.

Yet again, the Wabash unit makes an appearance in the KC area... This time it led the Lincoln to Kansas City manifest, seen passing the old depot in beautiful Weston, Missouri.

A Wabash painted SD70ACe briefly disrupts the small river community of Parkville on a beautiful -and stormy, Spring afternoon.

The Argentine to Omaha manifest works its way through the famous West Bottoms, with NS's Wabash heritage unit leading the charge.

The Wabash heritage unit eases down the hill into the Kansas River valley while running on an approach indication following an eastbound Q train into Argentine Yard.

It seems like a quarter of the NS heritage fleet is on the BNSF system these days thanks to runthrough oil trains to/from the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota but occasionally one wanders off and... (more)

As the conductor throws the switch, the engineer prepares to shove back into the yard. The Wabash heritage unit and BNSF ACe will ultimately wind up leading L528 out the north end to Eola.

The Wabash pulls foward for head room before heading north with a local train for Eola. You can see several CN and BNSF units in this shot.

The Wabash heritage unit pays Joliet a visit as it moves around the South yard.

Looking a little out of place, the Wabash heritage unit makes its way through the sound end of the Joliet Yard.

The Wabash heritage unit trails on a light L521, passing JB Tower.

24M with the Wabash heritage unit on the point leaves NS rails for it's trip south on Amtrak to Baltimore.

The Wabash heritage engine leads MOBO through a persistent snow with railfans following it's progress north. Unfortunately, just an hour or so later this train would derail several of it's cars ... (more)

After getting the loaded coal car closer to the rail the crews went to a shorter cable and then moved the dozers to the tail end and dragged it right up to the rail still using PanAm MEC 613 to ... (more)

This is the sight two days after the derailment of at least 6 loaded coal cars bound for Bow, NH. There are two cars off the rails (rails all ripped apart and up) and two more on the bridge wit... (more)