The newest restoration project for Pennsylvania Railcar Restorations, Lehigh Valley SW1 112, arrived on Black River & Western property on Sunday, seen here being dropped off by NS local H76, power... (more)

This unit is usually tucked away from photographers in a nearby steel mill but it came in for some work. This is the only KXHR SW-1 in KXHR colors.

1939-built Lehigh Valley 112 finally arrives onto Black River & Western where she will be restored to her original appearance by PENNSY RAILCAR RESTORATIONS LLC.

Cairo Terminal SW1 #102 at Cairo, IL in 1985. This small operation utilized former NYC and ICG branches while in operation.

Lehigh Valley 112 has left its former resting place at Horsehead Industries in Rockwood, TN. It is on its way to a new home. Pennsy Railcar Restorations has plans to preserve this fine old unit.

The bitter end. After a gypsum mine collapsed under a long stretch of the branch it was forever isolated. The FGE reefers long stored there were scrapped except for a couple converted to rudimen... (more)

I was there on an ORI and too tired to sleep so I wandered around and happened upon this little gem.

Graham Grain's nice little SW1 emerges from a tunnel of trees on track that has practically been reclaimed by Mother Nature. A closer look at the crew riding up front seems to indicate a welcome ... (more)

GAF Plant

This former Southern Railway/Georgia Marble SW1 now rust to the rails in Tate Ga. awaiting a unknown future.

BN found itself with quite a diverse group of power on merger day and due to ever increasing coal traffic most of the relics hung on for quite a long time. Here is an oldie shuffling caboose's aro... (more)

Ex-Union unit looks really good in its new paint. Looks like a major industrial city. It's does alright but it's really the kidney stone capital, nobody knows why.

A couple of small locomotives are switching the Cargill facility in Denver. I couldn't find a road number on this engine, but it was lettered as Ruth instead.

Rusted and Busted This former Georgia Marble switcher has been lying dead in Tate for some time now since it self destructed in service for the GNRR. The unit started life for the Southern ... (more)