I previously posted a roster shot of this former MP unit switching the paper mill and I found another putting more context to the scene. I like those classy classification lights.

NS #191 passes through 'Edgewood' arriving into town from Savannah

BNSF's office car train crosses the Ocmulgee River entering Macon on its way back west from the Masters Tournament

NS #191 arrives into Brosnan Yard from Savannah and will shove its train into a receiving track at Mead

A NS yard switcher works the yard at Macon as several cars from a previous derailment lay beside the tracks.

NS train 955 eases in to Macon, GA, for a crew swap, with a 14-car BNSF office car special returning from a week of use in Augusta at the Masters Golf Tournament.

These rebuilt EMDs come in a variety of appearances, NS's are particularly attractive.

Three big U-boats at the former Seaboard yard in Macon, Ga. The lead locomotive was built for the Southern Railway in 1974 as SOU 3917, then became NS 3917 before being sold to Georgia Central. Wh... (more)

A trio of former NS B32-8's rest over the weekend at Georgia Central's yard in Macon.

Running on NS rails as train 054, BNSF's office car train passes by the old Terminal Station at Macon Junction in Macon, Georgia, with a shiny Gevo and 10 passenger cars headed for Augusta to be u... (more)

A line of G&W-Georgia Central locomotives are tied down on the house track at Macon Yard at end of the first day of 2022. We’re at the mile-post 0 on the north end of the former Macon, Dublin &... (more)

A brace of EMD's power this Savannah - Atlanta,GA intermodal train as they make their way through Macon on a stormy summer afternoon.

Southern SDs roll between the Ocmulgee River and Rose Hill Cemetery as they start their trek to Atlanta.

Two Southern SD45s and a Chessie GP40-2 bring a train from Atlanta through the bare field that once was site of tracks for Terminal Station.

Arguably the best train-watching spot in Macon was the area behind Terminal Station where the main from Atlanta joined the former CofG lines from eastern Georgia at a spot called Macon Junction. ... (more)