A Santa Fe doublestack train approaches the crossing with Iowa Interstate at Joliet Union Station on February 22, 1989. Leading the eastbound train is Santa Fe EMD GP60 No. 4014, along with a GE B... (more)

A Herzog MOW crew comes out onto main one and will be heading north to complete some track work.

After setting out cars on another track, BNSF 1060 shoves back onto another track to set out the IC 1034 and IC 1028 before going back to their train and onto Galesburg Illinois.

Its a beautiful afternoon as IC 1021 takes the day off.

IC 1010 and IC 1017 rolls up to the north end of Joliet Yard past 4 other IC SD70's to retrieve their cars prior to a run down the Illinois River line to Morris.

Built in May of 1973, The BLE 878 still performs service for CN Rail. In 2004 CN acquired the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad and now the 878 has found its way onto The "J". The face of... (more)

Four IC SD70's waits for their next assignment at Joliet Yard. Someone got creative at Woodcrest Shop and instaled some wooden numbers for the rear number boards on IC 1036.

A pair of IC SD70 makes up their train at the southend of Joliet Yard.

The outbound Texas Eagle arrives at Joliet around 20 minutes late on its trip down to the Great State of Texas.

IC 3128 and IC 1018 takes a rest in the evening sun at Joliet Yard as BLE 907 hides behind the IC 1018.

Metra was in the process of moving two Charter private cars from Chicago Union Station to LaSalle Street. Seen here crossing Hickory Creek on Joliet's east side, NIRC 8 is in charge. #8 was built ... (more)

The 2022 AAPRCO special arrives in Joliet after a run from Chicago Union Station and down the Heritage Corridor. From here, the train takes the Rock Island District back to LaSalle Street Station ... (more)

No shortage of Illinois Central SD70's in Joliet Yard on this late summer evening.

IC 1022 leads a local with a short cut of box cars past the Manhattan Rd grade crossing.

The Modern Day A-B-A. BNSF GP39E 2740 (née-Great Northern 3007, GP30, 4/1963) was a vintage rarity to see on a road freight, so often they are led by a seemingly unending parade of GEVOs. ... (more)