Union Pacific 4280 and NS 6920 is on the point of NS P75 through Cayce, South Carolina with cars in town for Amick Farms in Monetta and other industry on the former Southern R Line in March 2015.

Two crews are on different trains in the ex-Seaboard Air Line yard in Cayce. A conductor climbs aboard CSXT AC4400CW #311. The set of locomotivs came in on Train 211 a few mnutes prior with a diff... (more)

A train crew gets ready to switch the rail yard in Cayce, Souh Carolina using a GP402 and her road slug. CSX 6479 was built in 1980 as Seaboard Coast Line (SCL) 6617. She is mated to CSX 2273, bui... (more)

Two trains on the south end of the Cayce Yard in 2010 with power two different generations and two different builders. The GP was built in 1973 while the AC4400CW wass built in 1998.

CSX train prepares to leave the north end of theiir Cayce, South Carolina yard in 2012.

A CSX Railroad crew is switching out the south end of their Cayce, South Carolina rail yard using EMD SD40-2 #8152. This locomotive was built for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in 1981, then ... (more)

Former Alco RS-1 locomotive is at the CSX yard in Cayce, SC. Johnson Railway Services has been providing locomotives to CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This old American Locomotive Company RS1... (more)

Norfolk Southern Railway #8684 leads P75 through Cayce, South Carolina in 2007. NS #8684 was built in 1987 as a General Electric C-39-8E and retired in 2012.

Norfolk Southern Train 191 crosses the Cngaree River via railroad bridge. NS 2696 was built by EMD as a SD70M-2 in 2005. It had a pretty short carrer on NS as it was sold to Progress Rail in March... (more)

Crew members ride the pilot of Norfolk Southern 2523 into the CSX Yard in Cayce, South Carolina in the summer of 2015. NS 2523 was an EMD SD70 built in November 1993. This locomotive was one of se... (more)

A CSX local crew prepares to go to work at their Cayce, SC yard in 2011 with a former GP30 on lead.

A repowered American Locomotive engine sits at CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This is a repowered America Locomotive Company (Alco) S2 originally bought in October 1946 for the Richmond, Fred... (more)

NS P77 is on what is left of the old C Line in Cayce, South Carolina heading to work industry near Dunbar Road and the airport in Columbia.

NS P77 prepares to work the spur in the foreground in late December of 2014. Some folks may still be celebrating the Christmas holiday, but for these railroaders it is back to business as usual.

A three-engine train makes a few last switching moves deep in the yard in Cayce, South Carolina before departing for Sumter. The lead unit is a GE B36-7 built for Seaboard System in 1985. It has s... (more)