NOUPT was a holdover from pre-Amtrak days when multiple passenger carriers would share ownership of a terminal road in important cities.

Larrys Truck and Electric LTEX 925 (SW8), with a chopped-top cab, tends to a grain car at the Manna Pro grain elevator in Denver. This locomotive is nearly 61 years old and still going strong.

CP seemed to have a unit or two assigned to every division point across the Northern Ontario corridor. This SW8 was normally found in the area and looked pretty clean for a yard goat that probably... (more)

MDDE 801 is the only operating example of the Conrail Express paint scheme, a short-lived marketing initiative between Conrail and partner shortlines. When the RS3Ms based at Massey, MD are not o... (more)

Cabooses waiting for assignments at the small soon to be abandoned terminal. At the time of this picture the SW-8 was one of the few B&M units still in pre McGinnis livery.

This JDNX unit sits at South Charleston waiting to be shipped out. This switcher looks to be from a coal mine due to the small piles of coal on the unit.

Two eastbound Lehigh Valley "pups" await the arrival of a westbound. Kodachrome original.

The Chicago Terminal takes to the streets of Chicago, as it slowly strolls down Kingsbury Avenue, headed to Big Bay Lumber for a one car pick-up.

The Chicago Terminal makes a run to Big Bay Lumber, running down the center of Kingsbury Avenue.

Chicago Terminals ILSX 900 is about to come off of the street, and head to Goose Island. The abandoned intermodal boxes add an industrial feel to the scene. I used a wide angle lens

This little SW-8 spent most of the summer of 1977 in the Hornell Yard. The unit is the ex DL&W 504.

Chicago Terminal Railroad #900 finally breaks through the crazy truck/dozer/crane/etc traffic on a busy Friday at General Iron Industries in Lincoln Park, Chicago. In 2011, Chicago Terminal Railro... (more)

Chicago Terminals leased SW8 sits awaiting its crew and a UPY GP15-1 idles away waiting for its crew as well in UP's North Avenue Yard

Chicago Terminal Railroad #900 works its way down toward Goose Island, working its way down Kingsbury Street against scrap metal traffic. Here it inches past a scrap truck, while the conductor wa... (more)

The Chicago Terminal takes to the streets of Goose Island as it heads to pick up a empty from Big Bay Lumber.