UPY 586 (GP15-1) gives the crew a ride as it pulls a cut of freight out of the 36th Street Yard for sorting.

UPY 586 (GP15-1) strains to pull a load of cars out of the 36th Street Yard ladder for sorting

UPY 691 (GP15-1) heads in after sorting a string of freight in the UP's North Yard in Denver.

A gaggle of Geeps moves a UP freight out of the BNSF's Denver Yard.

A trainload of Klamath Basin sugar beets head for Hamilton City.

The remote operators reposition UPY 577 (GP15-1) in the 36th Street Yard.

UP local YNO68 heads back for North Avenue Yard as it is seen passing through Clybourn where the Harvard & Kenosha Subs come together.

Conrail used the yard at Lansdale, Pennsylvania as a base of operations to serve several branches in the Lansdale area. Because most of these branches had limited runaround facilities, the locals ... (more)

One could usually find a small assortment of Conrail locomotives assigned to local service in the yard in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. The assortment was dominated by 1500 horsepower unite in the form ... (more)

The UP has slowly been repainting their aged fleet of ex Missouri Pacific GP15-1's and UPY 629 is one of the latest. Here it sits under the pedestrian bridge at the 36th Street Yard which links a... (more)

Two pairs of Geeps work the 36th Street Yard in Denver. Both UPY 577 (GP15-1) and UP 703 (GP38-2) are former Missouri Pacific engines.

The southbound Troy Grove local is usually a slam dunk in the afternoon and today was no exception. Here, the train is crossing McGrirr Rd just north of the BN X-ing on the C&I.

Geeps dominate the 36th Street Yard in Denver

UPY 577 (GP5-1) pulls hard on a string of freight in the 36th Street Yard

UPY 577 holds station in the 36th Street Yard while the 'Train to the Plane' commuter train that runs from downtown Denver to Denver International Airport arrives at the adjacent station.