Two trains occupying Provo's coal tracks (formerly the Ironton Branch before Columbia Steel shut down its plant at Ironton) get crews before departing on the Sharp Subdivision.
Kuhn's is the name of the spot where the Provo yard merges with the Sharp Subdivision, named after a meat processing plant that formerly stood near the tracks. This end of the yard is used to stag... (more)
An approaching storm motivates the tri-weekly Provo-to-Ogden local train on its way north. The SD50S at the head is a rare bird now that there are only two locomotives in the original Utah Railway... (more)
Like something out of a twilight zone episode. Two Southern Pacific GP9's appear in Provo, Utah in 1993. This is just something we never got to see in this state, at least in the 10 year prior to ... (more)