CSX 8747, an ex-Conrail unit, waits near the Richland Street Crossing shortly past the CN&L Bridge while some signal issues are corrected in Elmwood Junction shortly ahead.

NS P75 heads through Devine Junction and past the old Carolina Coliseum in the background.

With the City of Columbia behind it, P85 approaches the Flora Street crossing on its way into Andrews Yard.

Passing a remnant Southern signal, NS 192 exits Devine Junction to cross Catawba and Assembly Streets and head into Andrews Yard in Columbia, SC.

With the old Union Station in the background, NS 6755 leads an intermodal train into Devine Junction on its way to upstate South Carolina on the Southern's W Line.

Columbia local P85 on their way from NS Andrews Yard to CSXT Cayce Yard for their daily transfer run between the 2 yards.

NS 52V comes through the center of Columbia, SC passing the former southern station.

A rock train with a matching consist of newer hoppers pulls into Columbia's Andrews Yard.

Columbia's Andrews Yard has been fortunate enough to see quite a few high hoods in recent months. Today is no different as one of the yard jobs has a CNOTP clad former Southern high hood as power... (more)

Columbia's Andrews Yard has been fortunate enough to see quite a few high hoods in recent months. Today is no different as one of the yard jobs has a CNOTP clad former Southern high hood as power... (more)

Columbia's Andrews Yard has been fortunate enough to see quite a few high hoods in recent months. Today is no different as one of the yard jobs has a CNOTP clad former Southern high hood as power... (more)

The daily run of NS 192 is in the process of crossing over the Congaree River Trestle as it approaches Columbia.

The daily run of NS 192 has come into Columbia and pulled through the Pickens Street crossing. The yard job was given orders to pull a set of cars off the back end of NS 192. So here PB03 is in ... (more)

CSXT Columbia local Y101 brings their train around the curve and past the signals that guard Devine Junction as they being their day of work with lumber, coils, and scrap metal in tow.