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)

Johnson Railway EMD NW 2 139 waits at Murphy-Brown, LLC for more cars to unload in 2013. The little switcher was built in 1948 as Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad (DTI) 915. She later became L... (more)

In 2014, a six axle Johnson Railway Services locomotive sits on the Pickens Railroad in Anderson, South Carolina at Mile Marker 557 of the old Charleston and Western Carolina McCormick to Anderson... (more)

Old meets new as modern locomotives for CSX Railroad meets a repowered American Locomotive engine at CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina on the former Seaboard Air Line. The unit is currently Johns... (more)

CMC Steel enters the ex-Seaboard Yard in Cayce, SC to pick up some cars.

Two old Alcos, both repowered with Cummins motors, rest between assignments at CMC Steell in Cayce, SC

ex-Laurinburg & Southern SW9

Former Burlington Northern Dash 7 sits in Cayce, South Carolina and takes a pause before continuing onto her new contract.

A clean Johnson Railways JRWX 94 preparing to pick up a fe cars from CSX

CMC Steel power rests on their facility grounds. The Alco S2 is replacing the EMD SW900. It has been repowered with a Cummins motor.

CMC Steel South Carolina crew pulls a cut of cars out of the nearby CSX yard in Cayce.

Long time resident "Big Joe" Johnson Railway Service SW1, sporting the Koch Food paint scheme is waiting in idle while the Remote Control Operator is on his lunch break. This SW1 started it's life... (more)

Light begins to pour into the valley as the sun rises on a chilly fall morning. CLCX 14135 is prepared for the days switching services at Koch Foods (formerly Koch Farms). The gravel pit in the ba... (more)

Sunlit Switcher. An Alco S-2 switcher works at CMC Steel near Cayce Yard in Cayce, SC as the evening sun sets.

This switcher is being run by remote control switching out grain cars at the old Gold Kist Mill in Calhoun, GA.