Rumbling up a grade, the Lancaster & Chester RR crew has their slug set power well in order as they haul empty grain hoppers from Circle S Feed Mill toward the NS interchange in Chester.

The lone high hood on the Lancaster & Chester roster emerges from a tree tunnel leading into Fort Lawn on a beautiful summer day.

The crew of the Lancaster & Chester RR brings 2 cars back onto the main after serving an industry in their industrial park. This is a neat job to watch as power is left on the mainline while a si... (more)

One area that I rarely see pop up in photos is the small spur leading to the ThyssenKrupp Elevator Company in Richburg. The L&C brings coil cars from Norfolk Southern and switches the facility wh... (more)

Shortly after sunrise on a quite cool August morning, Lancaster & Chester train 12 heads for Richburg passed some Southern Railway signage just outside of Chester.

Lancaster & Chester train 12 works east toward Richburg through farm country just outside of Chester with the newly acquired widecab on point.

For the second week in a row, the former Carolina Southern 951 has been leading the journey from Mullins, SC to Conway, SC. The rare GP18 still wears the full paint scheme of the Carolina Southern... (more)

Morning sun shines on the bright orange power of South Carolina Central Railway's trash train as a John Deere sprayer rolls past. This is the perfect depiction of rural life in Darlington County,... (more)

Aberdeen, Carolina & Western 100-27 snakes through Charlotte's historic NoDa District and prepares to enter Norfolk Southern's Liddell Yard near CP AT&O.

Making History; Aberdeen, Carolina & Western train 100-27 pulls south on Norfolk Southern's (former Southern Railway) famous high-speed "Crescent Corridor" between Louisianna and New York. This sc... (more)

A couple of Aberdeen Carolina & Western's SD40-3's work the Perdue Farms plant.

Aberdeen & Rockfish's GP7 runs light for Fayetteville.

The RJ Corman crew is working in downtown Nichols as they swap cars around to service their customer in town.