115 and slug wait for a crew outside the CRANDIC engine facility.

Some early morning fog lingers in the valley as a trio of MP15's trundle down into the bowels of the ET Works. They will emerge later in the day with a load of slabs bound for the Irvin works furt... (more)

A set of five Cambria & Indiana switchers was pumping up the air on a train of empty unit train hoppers at Steele, PA on June 7, 1991. Once the air was pumped, they pulled by and backed onto the ... (more)

Returning from Marmet, H874 passes a United Bank billboard in Charleston. In the background, the United Bank building is visible, in the heart of downtown Charleston.

A lone Manny MP pokes out of the A&S Yard on a nice Spring morning.

In what are the final weeks of MRS operations, MRS 252 shoves a cut of cars into the In Bev plant in St Louis, Mo

A hot and hazy morning are no match for bikers or buttheads. A pair of Union MP15's in their classic dress begin the shove across the Mon and into Edgar Thomson as a gaggle of bikers begin the cli... (more)

High Green. One of Union's two green machines pulls a cut of gons out onto the bridge over Perry on NS's Mon Line as eastbound stacker 20R swings onto the Port Perry branch on its wa... (more)

CSXT Y108 steps across the St. Johns River in Jacksonville heading back to CSX land from the FEC.

The Manufacturers Railway's 7:00 am job switches the Budweiser Brewery south of downtown St. Louis. With limited time left for this historic railway, railfans have come from far and wide to shoot ... (more)

As part of training for rail crews and other emergency agencies, the EPA working with local railroads and governments sponsors a state wide tour to deal with accidents involving anhydrous ammonia.

A St. Louis railroading icon since 1887, the Manufacturers Railway filed for abandonment of its tracks on March 24th and will turn its operations over to Foster Townsend Rail Logistics. Sadly, the... (more)

As parishioners fill the church on the hillside, a pair of ex-Frisco MP15s shove cars into Rice's Point yard on a pleasant Sunday morning.