Comprised of just two locomotives, BNSF's Madison local rolls east through Clarkfield, MN as the Prairie Grain Partners' elevator power sits nearby. The JLCX 383 is a former BC Hydro SD38-2. It's ... (more)

Pulp-Free Puller. Knoxville Locomotive Works (KLWX) SW1500 no. 2240 is seen shuffling cars around the Tropicana facility in Jersey City, NJ, adjacent to Conrail's Greenville Yard.

In well worn CNW paint, 4331 is the plant switcher for Bartlett Grain Company in Council Bluffs Iowa. The CNW ball and bar logo is still seen under the cab number.

An old GP30 with an uncertain future is seen just to the west of Scoular Grain Company in Fremont Nebraska.

This critter calls Gavilon Grain Company home in Central City Nebraska.

SLRG 8548 calls Vista Sand home at Cresson Texas.

A former Illinois Central SW14 in former ArcelorMittal paint calls Amarillo Texas home at DeBruce Grain Company.

An interesting mix of older locomotives hangs out at the Lone Star Grain company in Chillicothe Texas.

Appearing to be an N-scale model on HO trucks is American Electric Power 1101, one of two GE SL144 switchers built. (Withers' "Contemporary Diesel Spotter's Guide" refers to them as mode... (more)

A pair of RailLogix GP38-2s rest at the Elmendorf Logistics Park

Dwarfed by the massive Farmland Service Co-op grain elevator in Gothenburg is the engine that services it – M. Ryan Railway Service Contractors "SD20" 1021. Built in January 1960 as S... (more)

Former LV, then Conrail SW8, now MM 780 sits at Maryland Pig Iron in East Chicago. The Lehigh stripes still show through the now fading Conrail blue; despite the shape it’s in, supposedly is sti... (more)

I really like the colors of the three lease companies together, that work for Railserve, on the Kennecott Copper. They are bring down a load of sulfuric acid down from the smelter.

KLWX 8774 rests at the massive Cemex plant in Dittlinger, just south of New Braunfels. This ex-CSX (nee-CR) SD60M has since left the property, replaced by a trio of KLW Tier 4 rebuilds.

Cooperative Producers, Inc. appears to have a new switcher.