An old veteran leads this westbound freight train west out of Galesburg, IL, towards Creston, IA. The train is seen here passing thru Cameron, a few miles into their trip. Boy these were the days ... (more)

Packed yard of BNSF locomotives near the diesel shop. 5340 is getting some engine work.

With a new crew on board, this empty has all 3 C30's pounding their way out of Clay Switch on the west end of the Passenger Main in Galesburg. This crew has 234 miles trip to Creston, IA, for the ... (more)

When train # 65 came in from Chicago, IL, lots of times they would have the switch crew do the work at Galesburg. Here they are using one of the switch engines to do the setout. Brand new SD70MAC'... (more)

SF30C leads an eastbound stack train into Galesburg. The train is passing by the crossovers at GI on the west side of town. Most of the Santa Fe SF30C's were sold to either NRE or LRC in mid 1997.... (more)

With one of the wildest consist I have ever seen, SP freight train rolls thru Galesburg on BNSF trackage rights heading towards Chicago, IL. A SP GP60, DRGW SD40T-2, CP SD40-2, a Conrail SD60 and ... (more)

519 & 527 go nose to nose at the sand tower in the Galesburg yard.

BNSF motors wait for service behind the diesel shop in the Galesburg yard.

Classic power lines up in the Galesburg classification yard.

Trying to get a 90 class unit on the point wasnt easy, but I was lucky enough to see them trailing a couple times. Here an eastbound auto rack train starts thru the west side of Galesburg, as they... (more)

This Chicago, IL, to Kansas City, MO, manifest train blast west out of Galesburg, near GI. Consist started getting interesting in 1995 after the BNSF merger, as seen here with the B40, B30-7B, and... (more)

Power in BNSF's Galesburg Illinois yard wait for their next assignment.

A southbound freight gets the green to leave the south end of Galesburg.

Rare view inside the BNSF Hump Tower at Galesburg. The Hump Yard Master views trains through tinted windows and carefully monitors traffic on a bank of computers.

Self-propelled Herzog multi-purpose MoW vehicle. Top speed of 50mph. Currently doing work for BNSF.