An elderly MG rail GP20 trundles along with some coil steel cars as it makes deliveries in the Port of Indiana.

LIRC's 2001 and 2002 lead the northbound CJ away from Jeffersonville as they head for Columbus.

Sitting pretty at LIRC's shop in Jeffersonville. I was stopped on the frontage road of I-65 to take this photo, and had a Clark County Sheriff pull up behind me. "Just taking pictures?" he asked. ... (more)

A sharp looking pair of the "new" Pennsy inspired geeps soaks up the evening sun at Jeff Yard.

Built in October 1969 as Southern GP38 2723 the newest locomotive to the LIRC roster rests outside the shop at their Jeffersonville Yard.

Having brought in a southbound freight the night before LIRC's 2001 waits at Jeff Yard for its next assignment.

The new corporate image of the LIRC has now arrived. Having arrived Saturday the 2001 rests after a days work at Jeff Yard.

After traveling south down the LIRC Amtrak's Kentucky Derby charter special has arrived in Jeffersonville. Bringing up the back end is Milwaukee Roads observation car Wisconsin.

MGRail slug 3963 and its mother work the Port of Jeffersonville. The 3963 was originally built in October 1950 as ATSF GP7 2650 the class unit before eventually rebuilt as a slug.

After delivering fifty-seven cars to the Port of Indiana LIRC 2378 leads a light power move back to their Jeffersonville yard.

LIRC's GP38 223 leads fifty-seven cars to the Port of Indiana along the Ohio River.

Tucked away inside the Louisville and Indiana’s enginehouse at Jeffersonsville, Indiana, on August 10, 2012 are GP39-2 No. 2371 and GP11 No. 1801.

LIRC's GP16 1609 leads a southbound towards Jeff Yard crossing the CSX diamond at Boyd Tower. The 1609 has since been retired and the tower,signal and for that matter the CSX crossing the LIRC n... (more)

CSX Y220 eases through the span over the Middle Chute of Ohio River on its way to Jeff Yard in Jeffersonville, IN at dusk. A flock of Canada Geese flies past while a variety wading birds and a fi... (more)

Two "mother" or "master" CSX units, GP-40-2's 6416 and 6469 in the center, are flanked by slug units 2286 and 2332 (former GP35 and GP40 respectively) as they cross the Ohio River on former PRR's ... (more)