One of ACL's 100 mph speedsters rests at Jacksonville. Note the inductive train stop shoe and mechanical speed recorder drive.

Leased ACL E7 A-B units pull upgrade with train 4, POCAHONTAS, at Blue Ridge.

Looks like lots of work going on in the roundhouse, both steam and diesel, at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC

The Champion and still so in the eyes of many. On display at the WUS 100th Anniversary celebration.

Glen Monhart's Atlantic Coast Line E3 heads a Golden Arrow Lines Tour train on the short-lived Wisconsin Western Railroad in a scene that replicates the unit's glory days of regular service.

The city of Ozark's neglect for its railroad history shows in this run down depot. What was once a busy station in the SCL days has become nothing more than a haven for drug dealers and other seed... (more)

Found this Gem in the Conrad Yelvington Distributors Yard outside of Gainesville. This is the original ACL 100 that has been restored, and is in use by CYD.

A scene that could be the 1950's

From their respective homes in PA and NC, PRR E8 5711, ACL E3 501, PRR GG-1 4935 and SOU E8 6900 sit on display for the 100th anniversary of WUS.

The Atlantic Coast Line E3A 501 passes the former Milwaukee Road depot, westbound in Black Earth, Wisconsin. The late Glen Monhart, an EMD employee and collector of older motive power, ran his en... (more)

An ACL 4-6-0 and SAL Russian Decapod sit stuffed and mounted in the East Spencer roundhouse. Here's the goods on these two: SAL 544: Built 1918 by ALCO (Brooks); 52" drivers; 25x28" cylinders; 5... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line E3A 501 (ex-ACL 50) soaks up attention at the EMD 75th Anniversary Open House in McCook, Illinois, on September 21, 1997. (The EMD factory is often shown as being in La Grange... (more)

An upward view of 1504.

The Face of a generation lost.