Southern E8 #6900 slumbers at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. The locomotive is fully operational but is not part of regular service at this time. Regardless, it is shown spending the ni... (more)

Rare to find a shot on an as-built SOU -2. Note the “slick” roofline. SOU was the only major railroad and perhaps the only railroad to buy the -2s with oil bath air filters. After a very fe... (more)

Well into NS days but looking good this southbound rattles thru town. As i recall this was the first time we encountered a certain Mr. Wrinn, then a local reporter.

Somewhat later GP38-2 having been built with paper air filters after the wait-and-see Southern got onboard with that innovation.

Built with oil bath air filters in the mid-70s, by this date SOU had converted to paper filters as reflected by the modification.

An early phase of a classic, obviously residing at the home of the Litterati.

This unit is on the track between the approach to the K&IT bridge and the old PRR (in background) bridge. The track apparently used to go all along the river but was truncated years ago and at th... (more)

It has been a long night of delivering families to the North Pole as the Engineer climbs down from the cab of the Polar Express at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. The amount of teamwork ... (more)

Three Southern GP50's lead 112 west as it nears Louisville.

Southern FP7A 3498, 3497 and 3499, lead an excursion train out of Greensboro NC into the morning sun.

The Norfolk Southern Steam/Excursion Program used Southern FP7A diesels regularly on trips. Sometimes as the main power and sometimes assisting the smaller steam engines. All four A-Units are here... (more)

Three years after the N&W-Southern merger, these two workhorses are still in Southern Ry paint. The paint still looks pretty good on the 3935 but 5211, a GP38-2, is looking a little rough around t... (more)