NS 64R with the Cannonball

The Wabash unit makes an appearance on the Staples Sub leading another empty oil train to North Dakota.

Wabash heritage leading NS Z5R North (Railroad West) passing one of the barns in Lancaster County in Columbia, Pa.

The NS Wabash heritage unit makes its debut appearance in Minnesota.

24M with the Wabash heritage unit leading is at O'Donnell St on the President Branch as he prepares to shove his train into the intermodal terminal at Lombard St.

A oddball visitor to Joliet, NS's Wabash heritage unit, switches around the south yard.

A cool summer morning finds eastbound 16N charging through the village of Pettisville with the Wabash unit up front. This will likely be the final summer before these NYC signals are removed.

The AGS North has been a hotbed of NS heritage activity lately. Here we see the Wabash unit leading coal loads south.

NS train 134 crosses the Yadkin River near Spencer, NC, led by the Wabash heritage unit, SD70ACe #1070. Photo by Casey Thomason. For more information, visit more)

On a perfect fall day the Wabash heritage unit is in the lead of NS 819 heading back to Bluefield, Wv.

Its early Sunday morning and 24M has just come down the NEC. Now it's time to put it's train away in the Lombard Street Yard in east Baltimore.

Yet again, the Wabash unit makes an appearance in the KC area... This time it led the Lincoln to Kansas City manifest, seen passing the old depot in beautiful Weston, Missouri.

A Wabash painted SD70ACe briefly disrupts the small river community of Parkville on a beautiful -and stormy, Spring afternoon.

The Argentine to Omaha manifest works its way through the famous West Bottoms, with NS's Wabash heritage unit leading the charge.

The Wabash heritage unit eases down the hill into the Kansas River valley while running on an approach indication following an eastbound Q train into Argentine Yard.