Streaking down Steelton Hill, a manifest freight is almost home to Pokegama.

The faux foreman Kelby walks up and places a blue light on the control stand so work can be done safely.

Fake conductor Kelby allows me a shot before he guides the fake shove back. Closest I will ever get to shooting the Missabe bay windows in action.

The former and future NP #3617 sits cold on a warm summer night, as it has for the last 4 months as it awaits shipment, wishing it could pull the Marathon Train in the morning.

What is a CN? With homes dotting the leafy hillside, and SD38-2's chugging, there is no doubt that this is Missabe country.

My first K64 slide was of this Soo Line GP9 along Railroad Street in Duluth late afternoon.

A DW&P RS-11 mingles with the standard road power of that time period, a CN SD40.

The 3pm Stinson has cut off their drag and heads for the end of the railroad where the engineer will change ends and head back through a clear alley so that they can begin switching the transfer t... (more)

Well if it had to be a CN unit, at least it was one of the better looking ones paint wise, and aesthetically, on their roster. Long string of containers head north for Canada via the steep grade o... (more)

Former Missabe SD-M now owned by the Missabe Railroad Historical Society hauls empty covered hoppers north for storage outside Two Harbors on the NSSR.

This young man has probably done more switching this past year than any other person at the Depot. It certainly shows. Here he is shown leading the #193 to her inspection.

BNSF transfer waits in Mike's Yard to cross over the Grassy Point Draw Bridge into Superior, WI.

The sun is setting literally and figuratively on these old Milwaukee Road units. Taken with permission.

A single Missabe unit MRF?! No, but the next best thing! The MRHS's SD-M glides through the woods on its way to Marbles to swap 8 hoppers for 50ish coal cars.

A single Missabe unit MRF?! No, but the next best thing! The MRHS's SD-M glides through the woods on its way to Marbles to swap 8 hoppers for 50ish coal cars.