Southbound KBS train to Danville passes by the Tate & Lyle elevator at Darrow.

Southbound KB&S train for Danville crosses the TP&W at Webster.

After a short day of work for the guys, KBS 701 cruises under the old Milwaukee Road and back into the shops where they will tie it down and enjoy the rest of their Christmas Eve!

New meets old every time the KBS passes through the small town of Beaverville, Illinois. Here we see KBS 701 passing by a gutted ex KBS RS11. Up until around 2003, the KBS operated many Alco's bef... (more)

KBSR 701 leading two other KBSR GP38M-2’s with a cut of tank cars from the Canadian National in Kankakee, IL.

KBSR 701 & 702 just pulled a cut of tank cars from the interchange from CN as they go into the siding for KBSR 706 to shove a cut of tank cars & grain cars to the interchange for CN to pick up. Bu... (more)

A trio of KB&S GP38M-2’s lead a cut of tank cars from CN across the Kankakee River in Aroma Park, IL.

KBSR 702 & 701 leading a 150 car storage move across the Kankakee River in Aroma Park, IL. These cars will go to storage on the CN Herscher Branch in Otto. CN met the KB&S in town Kankakee with a ... (more)

KBSR 702 & 701 leading a 150 car storage move to the Canadian National in Kankakee, IL past a pile of cut down trees. CN would then meet with KB&S for the interchange and these cars went South for... (more)

KBS 706 leading a cut of tank cars for interchange with the Canadian National in Kankakee. KBSR 706 was originally built for the NYC in 1965 as a GP40. This section of KBSR trackage is original NY... (more)

KB&S pulling centerbeams that they had just picked from the CN in Kankakee across the Kankakee River. They are heading back towards their headquarters in Iroquois, IL.

A KBS grain train heads east past the elevator at Fowler, IN.

A KBS grain train heads east past the elevator at Swanington, IN.

On a nice July 4th morning, KBS 701 leads a grain train east into Lafayette.

The New York Central was one of America's largest operating railroads in the United States northeast throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Headquartered in, you guessed it, New York City, the railroad w... (more)