MG Rail GP20M 2001 works industries at the Clark Maritine Center in Jeffersonville. The 2001 was built for the Cotton Belt as their 802.

MG Rail 700 pulls coil empties away from an industry.

Built in 1960 as UP 701 today MG Rail 700 leads a cut of cars back to its yard after a CSX local had dropped cars off to it. Check out that one piece windshield.

MG Rail GP7u 3833 remotely backs into one of the many industries in the Clark Maritine Center. The structure in the background is the Lewis & Clark bridge over the Ohio River to Louisville, Ky.

MG Rail (Merchants Grain Rail) GP7u 3833 takes a break from its duties at the industrial park in Jeffersonville. The 3833 began life as ATSF GP7 2752.

After making a delivery to CSX MG Rail returns light to their yard passing an old silo whose days are probably numbered. New homes are being constructed in what use to be a thriving farm.

Built in August 1952 as ATSF 2752 the now MG Rail 3833 works one of the many industries around the Jeffersonville industrial park. MG Rail is owned by the Consolidated Grain & Barge and served b... (more)

Working remotely MG Rail GP20 700 works an industry in the Jeffersonville industrial park.

Looking sort of spiffy these days in its most recent paint scheme MG Rail GP20E 2002 moves cars around the industrial area in Jeffersonville. The 2002 was built in March 1962 as SP 7224.

Late day sun shines on an old EMD veteran as MG Rail power takes a break from their duties. MG Rail 3833 was built in August 1952 at ATSF 2752 GP7.

A pair of remote controlled MG Rail GP20s couple to a cut of loaded grain hoppers that will then be pulled into the port for unloading. Quite the unusual industrial operation and a nice treat to ... (more)

MG Rail works industries around the Clark Maritime Industrial Park at Jeffersonville. GP20 2002 was built in 1960 as SWW 801.

MGRail 700 works an industry at the Clark Maritine Center in Jeffersonville.

An elderly MG rail GP20 trundles along with some coil steel cars as it makes deliveries in the Port of Indiana.

MGRail slug 3963 and its mother work the Port of Jeffersonville. The 3963 was originally built in October 1950 as ATSF GP7 2650 the class unit before eventually rebuilt as a slug.