Lined up and ready to go on the daily train to Enid this unit was originally GM&O and was last owned by Iowa Interstate. I like that simple paint scheme.

Some newer WW power and some classic sit at the shops in Gore on a nice spring day amidst some bradford pear trees.

WW102 passes part of my scrap yard with a new crane in the foreground and a relatively new scrap gondola owned by one of our customers, FE Trading. If you notice closely the cars are already lo... (more)

The WW "Sandman" returns from the mine at Gore in peak fall foliage. Very glad I got my drone going on early October. Less than two weeks after this photo was taken it was announced th... (more)

The WW heads over to Gore across Route 50 with light power. This line no longer sees freight traffic as of January this year when the sand mine closed in Gore, only 1-2 light power moves per mont... (more)

WW102 crew heads to the shops at Gore with light power. This line no longer sees freight traffic, only 1-2 light power moves to the shops per month.

Just after sunrise WW102 heads north to Corning/Inwood with a good sized train.

WW102 crew heads to Gore to the locomotive shops on a nice spring morning. After Covia closed the sand mine in Gore in January the line no longer sees revenue traffic, light engine moves such as ... (more)

Westbound local freight rolls west on the Ottumwa Sub at Mt. Pleasant in southern Iowa. Scanned Slide from 9-03-94.

51 leads SW1500 47, GP9 209 and GP38 50 towards Retsof.

Ex-Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines.

Ex-Penn Central.

A Grand Trunk Western freight heads northbound through McCook, Illinois, on the afternoon of December 5, 1987. GTW No. 6405 is a former Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad EMD GP38, joining the GTW... (more)

Winding slowly downgrade on the serpentine branch this loaded mine run was an easy chase. Though wearing its short-lived Seaboard System number it still bears the proud logo of SCL's whipping boy... (more)

Late in their service life a few units were selected to be dedicated to Maintenance of Way services and were dolled up as "pumpkins" making them instant celebrities in the railfan world. Photo by... (more)