A pair of Iowa Pacific E8A locomotives #515 & #518 power the Illinois Central "City of Grenada" Photo Charter excursion from Batesville to Grenada, MS. They are seen here heading South t... (more)
The City of Grenada passenger special leans into the curve at Courtland, Mississippi
The City of Grenada passenger excursion train sits staged in Batesville, Mississippi on a cool January night. This was likely a common scene back in the 1950's and 1960's for this community!
What a great weekend with the "City of Grenada" Photo Charter Sponsored by the NRHS Memphis Chapter and Iowa Pacific Holdings, Iowa Pacific #515 was disguised as Illinois Central 4035 for the week... (more)
Sponsored by the NRHS Memphis Chapter and Iowa Pacific Holdings, the "City of Grenada" crosses the Little Tallahatchie River north of Batesville, Mississippi, during the Friday night pho... (more)
The "City of New Orleans" poses for night shots over the Tallahatchie River Trestles north of the town of Batesville, Mississippi. Many thanks to all who made this scene possible!!
Lighting provided by commercial light in place for filming. Hoosier State rumbles across Canal Street Vertical Lift Bridge, Pennsylvania Railroad bridge 458, now owned by Amtrak across the Sout... (more)
The Hoosier state test train rounds the curve at Spaulding
Iowa Pacific E9A's 100 and 101, nose-to-nose, in two different "IC" paint schemes.
From one E to another: Looking at the nose of Iowa Pacific E9A #100 through the nose of #101.
Power on an eventual M GALBRC1 04A waits for its crew on a cold, but sunny afternoon at the north end of BNSF's Galesburg yard on January 4, 2016. In tow are a couple Iowa Pacific E-units heading ... (more)
SLRG 515 leading the Iowa Pacific run Polar Express at Batesville, Mississippi.
"Hoosier State" departs CUS on time with full consist.
Former WSOR covered wagons are looking good as the Polar Express leaves town.
The former IC 101 heads into Cross Plains with the Polar Express. This could very well be one of its final runs in deathstar paint.
