Time had already run out for the MARC RDCs stored at Brunswick, the Es and Fs still had a few more months to go.

Its work week complete, MARC 82 backs a commuter train into the yard at Brunswick on a Friday evening.

A loaded coal train idles on #36 track in Brunswick, awaiting the end of the holidays before moving. P030 can be seen approaching in the background.

The essence of CSX, Seaboard + Chessie = CSX.

One of the stranger lashups I've seen on a MARC train.

A MARC logo and renumbering do little to disguise the heritage of this former BN E unit.

Typical for 1993, three Es and an F spend the weekend in Brunswick. Less than a year later this scene would change greatly as new EMD GP40WH-2s began arriving.

CSX motive power at rest in the Brunswick, MD CSX yard while awaiting its next assignment, as seen on a beautiful crisp late October afternoon. Also, note the MARC commuter equipment awaiting ser... (more)

An eastbound coal train is arriving at Brunswick, Maryland.

A signal crew is clearing off of the mainline at the station at Brunswick, Maryland, with the remains of an old B&O CPL signal that had been in place at the west end of the yard.

Out of the rain, MARC 69 approaches the depot at Brunswick with commuters who got off a little bit early today.

Under the distant moon, Q398 on the left passes three trains waiting to move east, all hooked up to compressed air, which allows crews not to have to walk their trains again.

Among the many pieces of hardware on the front of this unit is something resembling a shower head!

A crewman from the latest arrival hooks the train up to an air hose, thus maintaining air pressure throughout the train while it waits to move further east. In doing so the train joins not only t... (more)