The Pickens Railroad "Anderson Job" is bringing their cut of cars back to the industrial area from the Norfolk Southern interchange in downtown Anderson. Here they are passing an old chimney on t... (more)

The Pickens Railroad "Anderson Job" is in the process of making their journey to the Norfolk Southern interchange in Anderson. Here they are seen rolling down a small portion of the gra... (more)

The Pickens Railroad "Anderson Job" has just made their run into Anderson and set off a series of cars for Norfolk Southern. Now ready for the return trip up the line, they have picked ... (more)

The Pickens Railroad "Anderson Job" is working on bumping some cars around just prior to shoving back into the industrial facilities they currently serve.

Pickens Railroad's 9508, a former SCL U18B, brings the Belton job into its namesake town on a beautiful summer mid-morning.

On the very outer edge of Belton's town limits, the PICK Belton job is seen negotiating a tight bend along side a small farm on a beautiful summer mid-morning.

With an unusually large 32 car train, the Pickens Anderson job uses the Belton Job's motor on the rear to get a push up the Gluck Line.

The Anderson Job shoves their train into the siding for pickup at the Z-Line interchange. The usually scheduled meet with the Belton job did not occur on this day, and the engines would cut away a... (more)

A pair of Pickens Railroad U18Bs handling the Anderson job make the short trek over the Gluck line to the Z-Line interchange in Anderson to set out their train for the Belton job and NS P67.

The Pickens Anderson Job cuts away from its outbound cars with three hoppers that will be set out on the NS Z-Line before the U18B duo is taken back to Gluck.

Two vintage GE U18Bs lead the Pickens Railroad Anderson Job from Gluck to Anderson on a hot July day. The train is exiting the Gluck Line and entering the NS Z-Line, which runs north to the Greenv... (more)

Through the tight confines of a cluttered scene, Pickens Railroad's Belton job enters the Belton town limits and passes the Belton Cemetery on the south side of town.

The 64mm field artillery at the front of the now defunct Belton Armory provides an interesting foreground element as the Belton Job enters it's namesake town with a few cars of hot freight in tow.... (more)

A pair of Pickens U18B's shove their train onto the NS interchange at Anderson

Picken's Railway Anderson Job has finished it's morning duties on it's end of the line and makes it's way to downtown Anderson, SC where they would interchange with the Belton Job.