In a view from Skyline Drive, one gets an eyeful. First, you see a CN ore train in the process of running the power around to unload onto TWO ships at the dock. Across the port, over in Superior... (more)

Morning fog rising off the St. Louis River creates interesting lighting conditions with the rising sun. This former NP swing bridge links Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin.

BNSF's paper mill switch job pauses for beans at the Tappa Keg restaurant while the Lake Superior & Mississippi excursion train boards for a scenic trip along the St. Louis River.

A CN taconite train is seen unloading at Dock 6 in this view of the Twin Ports from Skyline Drive. Two ships are at Dock 6 and another is visible across the bay in Superior, WI. Who knows how fa... (more)

A loaded taconite train has arrived at Dock 6 from Proctor and the power is now running around the train to begin the unloading process. Meanwhile, across the bay in Superior, three BNSF SD70MAC's... (more)

The great port cities of Duluth, Mn and Superior, Wi. Two ships are loaded with iron ore from northern Minnesota, while in the distance, a MERC coal train from the Powder River Basin unloads in S... (more)

Easing down Steelton Hill in far western Duluth.

Easing ore loads down Proctor Hill towards the dock in Duluth.

A former C&NW GE leads a heavy Proctor Transfer up Steelton Hill in far western Duluth.

In a shot inspired by Kent Rengo, Kale McConnell fires up the #316 to reposition during a four person photo shoot involving the MRHS and Signal Department of the LSRM. Many thanks to Kent Rengo, K... (more)

A collective collaboration between the Signal Department and the MRHS's motive power supervisor. A small photo shoot was held to show off the Signal Department's new semaphore, and the MRHS's two ... (more)

Proctor Roadswitch makes its last move of the day as it drags Minorca limestone up Proctor Hill. The last remaining tunnel motor in DM&IR colors trails the IC 6263.

The 4211 patiently awaits its next assignment.

Marty Fair has the #101 on its knees at the crest of the grade with the biggest train she has seen in years.

Oh how I wish this was the yard job at the Bridge Yard or Endion in the 1990's....