This vintage SW1200 was built as the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy #9271 in 1955 and is now working for US Steel's Granite City Works as their #1191. Here, we see it letting out the smoke as it sho... (more)

Webb Asset Management #1216 (SW1200) shuffles some heavy four-truck flat cars at the Vestas windmill plant in Brighton, Colorado. This critter was built in 1966 as a SW1200 for HTB (Houston Belt ... (more)

Call it the little engine that got no respect. Former NPBL unit was acquired by NS along with sister 1231 around 1988 but neither appear on most NS rosters. Leased to Louisville, New Albany & C... (more)

Laying over in the Conrail Yard in Hammonton with a nice coat of snow from a recent storm.

A 1954 classic! The former Milwaukee Road 2048, now operating for Metra as the NIRC 3, makes its way off the St. Charles Air Line and onto the Rock Island District at 16th Street. Its train of thr... (more)

As various CN power sits around the shops at Woodcrest, an oddity is the star of the show. NREX #3, painted in a scheme for the United Grain Growers, holds down a few baretables. #3 is an SW1200 t... (more)

An Erie Coke Corporation switcher pulls along the shore of Lake Erie with a string of loaded coke hoppers in Erie, Pennsylvania. These loads will be interchanged to the Buffalo & Pittsburgh via CS... (more)

VITX SW1200 3526 slowly loads grain cars at the Viterra facility in Sexsmith, AB.

The GTW had two different paint schemes in the 60's applied to EMD switchers, the all Black with Yellow frame strip, road name panel and road number shown here and the Green and Yellow carbody, ... (more)

ETRY's daily local shoves forward towards the Norfolk Southern Interchange in Johnson City, TN, with a cut of scrap metal gons from OmniSource.

This SW1200 works for ConAgra and can be found at the Commerce City Grain yard near Denver.

WC 1235 is former SSW 1072 built in January 1965. At the time of this photo is was assigned to Neenah, WI to handle industrial switching. It shows off the original cream color scheme used by WC wi... (more)

When Wisconsin Central was formed in 1987 it needed a lot of motive power, some of which was supplied by Soo Line. However, yard and industrial switching was an important part of WC service, and t... (more)