The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 muscles a cut of oil cans to a pickup point by the BNSF.

The day is over for the crew of the Denver Rock Island Railroad's 1083 (SW1500) as they get ready to enter the yard and lock the gates.

The Denver Rock Island Railroad's 1083 (SW1500) runs light after having just dropped off a cut of cars for the BNSF to collect.

IHB SW1500 1509 leads a local East through Hammond.

At one time, the Southern Pacific operated a line further east on Anaheim's Santa Ana Branch, operating down the center of Santa Ana Street, than it did not long before the Union Pacific acquired ... (more)

Morristown & Erie #20 leading the first excursion of the day from The Whippany Railway Museum.

A Laurinburg and Southern Railroad engineer onboard LRS #9528 pulls a string of tank cars out of the CSX interchange in the summer of 2013. The locomotive was built in 1972 as Penn Central EMD SW1... (more)

M&E #20 crossing Merry Lane with the first excursion of the day from the Whippany Railway Museum.

Coupled to a cut-down switcher used for braking this unit took a turn on the table just for the photograph.

Morristown & Erie SW1500 #20 putting its train together for a day of excursions from the Whippany Railway Museum.

IHB SW1500 1510 leads a local West through East Chicago.

Larry's Truck & Electric SW1500 1543 sits in Aiken, South Carolina. She was start up power on the Aiken Railway while their two GP30s were being readied for delivery on their sister shortline, the... (more)

A Cliffs painted switcher shoves a train into Indiana Harbor. Cliffs has been busy painting the locomotives and buildings into blue paint.

Burlington Northern EMD SW1500 No. 59 rolls through West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri, on the morning of September 16, 1990. Both SW1000 and SW1500 switchers have higher frames/walkways and ha... (more)

Metra was in the process of moving two Charter private cars from Chicago Union Station to LaSalle Street. Seen here crossing Hickory Creek on Joliet's east side, NIRC 8 is in charge. #8 was built ... (more)