Indiana Rail Road’s train SAHW makes it’s way towards Palestine with a duo of Indiana Rail Road SD9043MACs, #9012 and #9010. The train is seen here making the minute trek over the 117 year old... (more)

A pair of INRD SD90/43MAC's lead a train across the Tulip trestle bridge in Tulip, Indiana

SAHW prepares to hammer the diamond at Switz City after making its crew swap with HWSA in the long passing siding just north of the diamond.

INRD #9011 does the honors on the southbound SAHW in beautiful afternoon light as it cruises through the farmland and cornfields west of New Lebanon, IN.

INRD #9011 does the honors on the southbound SAHW in beautiful afternoon light at New Lebanon, IN.

A rare daylight rock train crosses Tulip Trestle on a muggy July day.

INRD's SAHW train crossing Richland Creek via the Tulip Trestle on a beautiful Good Friday late afternoon. A Wisconsin railfan's dog, Millie, photobombed the train, lol!

The Indiana Railroad SAHW crossing the Richland Creek Viaduct, also known as Tulip Trestle.

The Indiana Railroad SAHW passing over Shuffle Creek on the outskirts of Lake Lemon.

A pair of SD9043MACs exit Unionville Tunnel with the SAHW.

INRD train SAHW (Senate Ave Yard Indianapolis - Hiawatha Yard Jasonville) screams over the Richland Creek Viaduct, or referred to as Tulip Trestle with the for now usual duo of SD9043MAC’s for p... (more)

5 GP38's and 2 SD40's lead an early Sunday morning Pali turn south through New Lebanon. The long train stretches down the grade here as it enters the Wabash River valley.

Getting ready to do their crew swap with the SAHW, HWSA slowly rolls into Switz City for the crew swap, and then will continue on for Senate Avenue.

The Indianapolis District of the Illinois Central was known as the “Hi-Dry Line” for many high fills and bridges/trestles. Indiana Rail Road’s Sunday - Friday road freight, INRD SAHW (Senate... (more)

It’s a beautiful and warm afternoon in Southern Indiana as INRD’s Sunday - Friday road freight, SAHW-06 (Senate Ave Yard in Indianapolis - Hiawatha Yard in Jasonville) fights up a one percent ... (more)