NS 184 rolls out of Toledo on its way to Bellevue around 8 in the morning on a sunny spring day.

NS 11M is rolling West towards Toledo yard ahead while empty coal train NS 861 heads East with NS 2675 leading in this view from the Curtis St. pedestrian bridge.

NS Z81 is on its way back through Toledo after taking loads up to Monroe, MI and is now heading back to the Powder River Basin to pick up another load of black diamonds. The Fifth Third Bank buil... (more)

A rare move period and especially for daylight & good sun! This is the middle of a CSX Walbridge to NS Sumner St Yard transfer of grain hoppers. Here the lone CSX GP38-2 is curving down the Miam... (more)

The local to Woodville is heading south with 23 empties as they roll under the Ohio Turnpike.

The new yard office shines in the morning light along with waiting power at the North end of Walbridge yard.

A handful of small sucker holes in a mostly cloudy day with snow squals provided the opportunity for this storm lit shot.

With a good sized train of interchange from NS at Montpelier a classic pair of sequentially numbered Geeps (1602 & 1601) highball west on the Indiana Northeastern main.

Once again Q506 is waiting at Tracy Road to enter Stanley Yard - although today's winter weather's a bit more pleasant in the 20's than the negatives of late last week.

In 2007 Q150 could have all sorts of power on it, often older units. However, this 3 unit lashup of EMD Geeps is somewhat unique - how often any more do you see a GP38-2 leading two other Geeps o... (more)

A sunday afternoon westbound light power move is rolling through western Ohio with NS 9234, GMTX 9023, NS 7534, NS 9224, NS 9972, BNSF 9544, BNSF 5786, NS 7547.

A classic pair of Canadian SD40-2W's work the north end of Lang Yard.

34N rolls east through Toledo on a sunny July morning.

Q132 just got a fresh crew at Stanley Tower (in the background) and is heading North on the terminal to finish their long trip from Mexico to Detroit.

Still not in their new home at the Ironville docks, but moved around in the Port of Toledo Docks the two new Toledo Junction Railroad units bask in the late morning sun.