The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MR... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MRS was a ne... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny", which was owned by the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis. MRS was a ne... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Digging through old photos, it seems that in my youth, I spent lots of time at the "Manny" engine house just down the street from the Anheuser-Busch brewery in ... (more)

The Beer Railroad: Hard to believe The Anheuser-Busch owned Manufacturers Railway has been gone for 10 years now. As a kid I was lucky enough to get a tour of their steam era engine house. ... (more)

Two CEFX GP20Ds sit along a sea of CREX units in St. Louis.

An early morning Prairie Line run to the brewery making one of its many spots and pulls of the morning.

Terminal 101 heads West across the Merchants bridge behind a pair of TRRA SD40-2s.

Amtrak Midwest Lincoln Service gives passengers a fantastic view of the scenic skyline after departing St. Louis, with the iconic Gateway Arch in the background.

A pair of ageless SD40-2 units, the leader built for the Santa Fe and the second unit of BN, lead the Madison Turn from TRRA Madison Yard to BNSF Lindenwood Yard.

A former Citirail ES44AC nose out on the back of a power move crossing MacArthur bridge.

Terminal Job T201 brings the Lindenwood Turn over the Mississippi River into St.Louis on the Merchants Bridge.

The "Big Boy" arrives in St. Louis during its 2021 Tour.

CITX SD70M-2 140 sits in St. Louis. The unit has certainly seen better days.

UP 4014 makes it first appearance in St. Louis, arriving into town after a day long excursion from Poplar Bluff.