Right place, right time. Not long before sunrise, the sky is ablaze with color as a westbound coal drag rolls across the former B&O mainline to Chicago.
After a day of working in the yard, the only active GP38-2 still in Conrail dress sits by the yard office in Defiance. Taken on railroad property with permission.
A brief burst of sun shines down on the New York Central heritage unit on the point of an empty oil train bound for interchange to BNSF in Chicago. Since this day, a replacement cantilever has bee... (more)
Back before there was any talk of a Pioneer takeover, the Maumee & Western was still "going strong" on a fine spring afternoon as their Paducah-build GP11 leads a good sized train through downtown... (more)
The Illinois Terminal heritage unit pilots 16E east through the village of Stryker, and past the depot that once saw daily service from New York Central passenger trains.