TRRA 4002 and 4001, the two SD60I's on the Terminal's roster, have just tied onto their first outbound cut at Luther Yard in St. Louis. The crew would make a double and a triple before departing h... (more)

After arriving Madison Yard with the 101 transfer from Luther Yard in St. Louis, TRRA 2006, 2010, 4002 and 4001 take headroom at the south end of the yard.

On a sunny afternoon in St. Louis, TRRA 101 has just recently departed Luther Yard and is passing the P.D. George Company on Talcott Avenue with a pair of GP38-2's and a pair of SD60I's.

On a sunny afternoon along the Mississippi River, the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis' train 101 crosses the Merchants Bridge. The railroad's sharp pair of SD60I's provide the power on ... (more)

TRRA SD40-2 3006 leads TRRA 101 East across Route 3 in Venice,

After a long interchange with Norfolk Southern’s Luther Yard, Terminal 101 heads through the industrial backstreets of St. Louis as they crawl along 2nd Street with both of TRRA’s SD60I’s in... (more)

A pair of TRRA GP38-3's leads the 101 job back south out of the NS yard after making interchange.

The Merchants Bridge replacement project continues as TRRA's 101 Job crosses the mighty Mississippi with a pair of SD40-2's, bound for Norfolk Southern's Luther Yard.

TRRA's duo of SD60Is lead Terminal 101 North under the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Due to a span on the Merchants bridge being replaced, this train detoured via the MacArthur Bridge and the highlin... (more)

Terminal 101 makes a very slow arrival into NS’s Luther Yard as it crawls through some alleyway street running on the north end of St. Louis with a pair of SD40-2’s.

Construction continues on the replacement of the Merchants Bridge as TRRA 101 crosses the Mighty Mississippi’ into Missouri with a pair of TRRA SD40-2’s.

Terminal 101 heads West across the Merchants bridge behind a pair of TRRA SD40-2s.

A former Citirail ES44AC nose out on the back of a power move crossing MacArthur bridge.

The Terminal's duo of SD60Is head light east across the bridge in Venice. These two former CSX units are the Terminal's first widecab units.

A pair of 6 axle units bring TRRA Train 101 under the Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis. The Terminal recently took over this traffic from the BNSF, replacing their "Madison Turn", which used to... (more)