MMRR 24 pulls a load of coiled steel and grain hoppers to the small town of Lowell, just east of Grand Rapids.

One cow found me more interesting than the passing train. She must not be a railfan.

In the early 1900's, furniture factory buildings lined the Grand River in Grand Rapids, MI. A few have been renovated, a few have been demolished. One, still awaiting its fate, stands proudly ove... (more)

Sister locomotives from Mid-Michigan and Grand Rapids Eastern sun themselves by the mud puddle in Muskegon's North Yard. These locomotives date from the RailTex era, way back when the railroad sti... (more)

A rugged looking 180 heads back to Mid Michigan Railroad's Muskegon yard with a short train of empties from the Sappi Paper Mill. The small trestle spans an inlet creek which flows from Ruddiman ... (more)

MMRR 180 posing in the ex-CSX yard in Muskegon. Mid-Michigan has not repainted the building or the tank yet. showing a nice contrast of the old and the new.

MMRR 180 Smokin' it up while switching the ex-CSX yard in Muskegon.

On a warm summer evening in June, GRE 3839 sits quietly next to her engine cowling, waiting for final repair after being quiet for over 8 months. July 11th marked the date that it was finally put... (more)

GRE 3839 and MMRR 3836 are parked quietly at their line limit just north of CSX's Holland-to-West Olive branch. These two engines, looking very patriotic together, hadn't played out this scene in... (more)

#24 pulls out a cut of cars next to the former Grand Rapids Eastern engine house before heading out on its morning run.

#24 leads a train of covered hoppers underneath the historic arch bridge that supports College Ave. in Grand Rapids. Unfortunately, the bridge will be replaced in a year or two, and another part ... (more)

#24 is near the east end of MMRR's west Michigan line to deliver two tank cars to their lone customer in Ionia, MI. It's only a matter of time before this scene of a train in front of Ionia's dep... (more)

MMRR engine #24 leads a short train of metal coils and covered hoppers enroute to customers in Lowell, Michigan. Here they are seen passing a gated community in rural Ada on a warm spring morning... (more)

Only half the Geep it used to be...