ATSF 5013 was another war baby that was expendable on the Santa Fe but right at home on the PRR hauling coal drags. She's seen here in the PRR roundhouse at St. Clair Ave getting some beauty rest... (more)

As seen from the coaling tower, oil-burning leased ATSF "Texas" type #5034 waits for another coal drag to take north to Sandusky. PRR's version of the Texas, which also served out of the Columbus... (more)

An ex-Conrail EMD on the point is a welcome sight as it leads an eastbound past Cooke Rd.

A nice looking slug/mate combo cross the Scioto River into the interlocking at LM Cabin. The track in the foreground that the train is about to cross is the NS Dayton District.

Having just departed Watkins Yard moments ago, work train NS 936 heads east on the Columbus district, bound for Chillicothe where the train will tie down.

Westbound Penn-Texas pulled by 3 E8-A units, heading in to Cols, Ohio Union Station on its way to St. Louis passes an eastbound freight.

Ohio Central 4094 and 4098 return from Joyce Iron & Metal down a remnant of the former CA&C. No less then 5 paint schemes are worn by the OC's 9 Super 7's, with 4094 getting it's colors from the s... (more)

A standard cab Dash-8 complete with wide set ditch lights and marker lights astride the number boards, kicks up quite a bit of snow as it leads covered hoppers westbound on the Columbus Line Sub t... (more)

A thoroughbred at full gallop through Cooke Rd. A pan at 1/20th second

UP 5933 and UP 6295 (patched SP) make for a nice treat on the NS Sandusky District, as they lead shiny new AEPX hoppers eastbound

The fast moving NS 218 works on blowing the rest of the snow off of the tracks, as it approaches the Cooke Rd crossing.

With all KCS power today, NS 179 heads out of the tunnel, and through the pedestrian crossing, as it passes through the Arena District in Downtown Columbus.

NS 18M with BNSF 690 still wearing its original Santa Fe paint, heads out of Columbus, kicking up some snow.

After pulling 5 snow covered cars off of the siding in the background, the local powered by a GP15-1 begins to pick up speed, blowing some of the snow off the top of the cars.

A hawk flies across the tracks, paying no attention to the fast approaching NS 218, kicking up a large cloud of snow.