Switching out cars at the EJ&E City Track interchange connection.

Tom Golden photo.

Under The Wires. Though it is no longer in operation, one can imagine this Little Joe waiting for its next assignment under the wires.

Not so "Little Joe" sits on display beside a little Pennsy Shunt locomotive at the Lake Shore Railway Historical Society. Both of these locomotives have ties to Erie. Little Joe was built in Eri... (more)

CSSB "Little Joe" #802 working east of South Bend in the summer of 1977. This unit is preserved at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum.

The freight motor, a "Little Joe" (Joe for Joseph Stalin), was built by GE for Russia in 1949. The Cold War stopped the shipment. The South Shore bought three (801-803).

AKA Little Joe

Part of the same group of locomotives built for Russia but were embargoed and ended up on the Milwaukee and here on the South Shore. It is my understanding these were not referred to as "Little Jo... (more)

Catenary Lines along the Lake Shore in grape country?

Little Joe displayed with other various pieces of railroad history at the LSRHS. An electric shunt loco used to push ore cars to a Hulett Unloader can be seen between the Land Line marker and the... (more)

Former South Shore Railway Little Joe Bathes in the morning sun along with the dandelion's growing on the LSRHS's lawn.

South Shore 802, Little Joe, on display only 10 miles from his birthplace at the Lake Shore Railway Historical Museum, in Northeast, PA. For more info on Little Joe, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/... (more)

Little Joe 803 sitting in the background at SouthShore's main shops in Michigan City, In.

Little Joe electric locomotive.