The north end of the line for the TASD is the Port of Chickasaw, serving multiple chemical companies & liquid bulk storage facilities, including BWC Terminals being switched in this photo.

The TASD switches Merchants Transfer Company

The "Country Job" returns from switching the hinterlands of the TASD in Prichard and Chickasaw. This was the one photo I absolutely wanted. Thanks to Zach H for all the info on operati... (more)

Terminal Railroad Alabama State Docks... not much else to say.

Job 4 pulls boxcars into TASD East Yard, after switching multiple Alabama State Docks warehouses.

A TASD Extra Job returns from the on dock APM Intermodal Terminal.

A flared radiator Genset from the Terminal Railway of the Alabama State Port Authority pulls a large cut of box cars from the State Docks at Mobile,AL adjacent to CSX's Siebert Yard.

Alabama State Docks' Genset switchers pull a 100+ car train out of the yard, passing by the Carnival Fantasy. Nobody knew at the time, but this would be one of the last voyages the ship would ever... (more)

In 2014, two of Alabama State Docks' MP15DC switchers were rebuilt into RP14BD Gensets by Railpower. The locomotives now feature a pair of Deutz Diesel 16 liter V8s that put out 670 horsepower for... (more)

Three of Terminal Railway Alabama State Docks' switchers sitting in Mobile after finishing their daily work.

TRRA GP38-2 No. 2011 departs Madison Yard with a transfer for St. Louis.

TASD 802 Heads to Alton and Southern Yard in East Saint Louis on a Transfer from 12th Street yard in Saint Louis. The little info I have gathered about this engine is that it used to be a MP15DC f... (more)

First locomotive purchased in 1982. That's the numbering system.

First unit acquired in 1976. That's how they derived the number. Good as any I guess. It was built with the old oil bath air filter system and had a paint job that John Fishwick would have love... (more)

I had to blow it up to find the number (on the front). She's probably retired and sold but still at home for a while. By the way, for the youngsters, those big buildings in the background are ca... (more)