MJRX 651 at Gavilon Grain.

Built in 1951 for Lehigh Valley and given the number 268. Upon the formation of Conrail in the 1970s, it became Conrail (CR) 8682. It now works its golden years at the Archer Daniels Midland facil... (more)

VANCOUVER WA Oct 2 1978 — Columbia Industrial Park 80-ton Whitcomb 101 (built in July 1944) awaits switching duties as Burlington Northern cabooses roll east in the background. It started life a... (more)

A Johnson Railway Services NW2 sits at the Murphy-Brown Grain Mill in Laurinburg, North Carolina. The little switcher was built in 1948 as Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad (DTI) 915. She later... (more)

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

September 13, 1991 was a perfect late summer morning in Sycan, Oregon. Weyerhaeuser was beginning the process of moving all rolling stock off the Oregon, California & Eastern prior to abandonment.... (more)

A SW1500 wearing the new Cleveland Cliffs scheme leads a bottle train into Lakefront Yard.

A Gary Railway switch job works a industry near the Gary Works.

The locomotive was originally for the Illinois Central in 1957 as #9231, and later rebuilt by the IC as a GP11. Now leased by Tank Line Service, the locomotive has found a home switching grain ca... (more)

Working the Buckeye Terminals facility located in Hammond, Indiana, an industrial crew spots a cut of tanks at the loading racks with a leased Savage Inc switcher. SVGX 204 was originally a Rock I... (more)

Coors Brewing Co. EMD SW1000 No. C997 has just finished switching cars from the Commodities Yard to the East Silos elevator located east of McIntyre Street in Golden, Colorado, on November 18, 200... (more)

Hanson Material Service is in the process of bringing 4 empties out of Rocks Etc on a sunny afternoon in Romeoville. Crossing the Des Plaines River, the crew will gain access to the "Bug Line" up ... (more)

Johnson Railway Services has been providing locomotives to CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This Alco RS1 was built for the Washington Terminal Railroad in 1951 as WATC #63. It later worked as ... (more)

Former Alco RS-1 locomotive is at the CSX yard in Cayce, SC. Johnson Railway Services has been providing locomotives to CMC Steel in Cayce, South Carolina. This old American Locomotive Company RS1... (more)