Norfolk Southern's Office Car Special speeds south near the Tennessee/Georgia state line behind the railroads classy F units. The train is on the way to The Masters golf tournament in Augusta,GA.

F-Unit KCS 2 leads the KCS Business Train across the Mississippi River from Illinois into Missouri on the 1898 swing bridge at Louisiana, Missouri.

Night Moves. On its way north from Augusta, GA following the Masters, the OCS heads toward Assembly Street--and the former Union Station--in Columbia, SC on the historic Southern/NS R Line... (more)

The eastbound Mainstreeter is crossing Clark Fork Bridge at Bonner on this September 1967 portrait of the usual matched set of F9's doing the honors.

The Mainstreeter is captured on the Clark Fork Bridge westbound a few miles from it's Missoula stop.

The westbound counterpart to photos #640955 and 640956 holds the main passing tidy frame depot at Bonner, just a few miles to Missoula.

Quietly clickety-clacking eastward on the siding at Bonner, waiting for its counterpart.. To see the companion shots look up #'s 640955, 640957, 640960

Into the hole at Bonner, about to meet it's counterpart

Station stop at Missoula for the Mainstreeter, Train No. 1.

Vermilion Valley Railroad F9 4210 and Chesapeake & Indiana Railroad GP38-2 5115 team up to switch a storage car at the Olin, Indiana operation on Friday, December 8, 2017. The locomotives were ... (more)

Vermilion Valley Railroad F9 #4210 and Chesapeake and Indiana Railroad GP38-2 #5115 pose together during an afternoon of switching within the Olin plant complex. 4210 and 5115 were recently resto... (more)

LTV (ex-Erie Mining) 4210 slowly brings its train around the return loop at Taconite Harbor as it continues unloading at the ore dock in May of 1997.

My father is standing on the bridge carrying the north leg of the Westminster Junction wye, looking south, down on the former Northern Pacific. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern contributed... (more)

Scheduled for a morning arrival in Butte Montana, train #26, the North Coast Limited still looks good.