While a few other railfans have got their shots and are going back to their cars, I am getting my "wide and to the side" photo of the Greenville & Western leaving Belton, SC. Anthony Dav... (more)

In 2008, former ECBR GP9 #6554 (built as BO 6554 in 1957) sits at the Greenville & Western yard in Belton, SC. She is waiting to become GRLW #3702, but in the meantime is already hauling freight f... (more)

Greenville & Western Railway is seen in this photograph from the summer of 2014 with a freight train enroute to their yard in Belton, South Carolina. Among the pick ups from the CSX that day were ... (more)

In 2013, Aiken Railway GP30 is at work on her sister railroad, the Greenville & Western, after they gave the ex-Santa Fe unit new paint. Four units pull a trash train to th... (more)

Pickens 9503 ducks under the bridge at Honea Path on there way back to Gluck, SC.

The Pickens working the Greenville and Western yard.

The Pickens railroad picking up there cars from the Greenville and Western Railroad.

This former BNSF (Santa Fe) unit is actually classified as a GP30u now and was posed in the afternoon sun at the railroad's yard in Belton.

After assembling the train they'll take back to Anderson, the Belton Job heads west through downtown Belton past the old Southern Railway depot in town, which now houses the South Carolina Tennis ... (more)

The Belton Job arrives in downtown Belton along the former Southern Railway Z-Line, where it's closing in with the interchange with the Greenville & Western.

The Belton Job heads for Belton along the former Southern Railway Z-Line where it'll become the Honea Path Job & interchange with the Greenville & Western.

Greenville and Western pulls with 5 cars bound for the CSX interchange in Pelzer, 12 miles to the north. G&W positioned themselves in the clear, allowed Pickens to shove the outbound cars onto th... (more)

Greenville and Western pulls into their yard with interchange traffic for the Pickens Railroad. Pickens' Belton turn was just a few minutes away but would go to switch another customer nearby bef... (more)

Pickens U-boats 9508 and 9503 lead a short train of hazmat tanks south to the Greenville & Western where they will interchange a return to Anderson with 15 cars.

Pickens Railroad leads a single hopper just south of Belton on its way to pickup 15 outbounds from Greenville & Western.