On a drizzly March day, a 'new blue' geep and a pair of ragged GEs wait with their train for a new crew. Probably a Roger Bee photo.

WofA 213 was an L&N run-thru that typically ran with U23Bs and GP38s, along with a few other 2nd-gen geeps. But on this February day, an SDP35 leads a GP30, SD40 and GP38.

A southbound local sits in the siding at Elmore waiting for the northbound Floridian. It's just May, but the late morning heat and humidity and lack of a/c in the geep's cab are combining to cook ... (more)

In L&N's pre-CSX stealth scheme, 416 switches a Georgia RR hopper just beyond the shadow of the yard tower.

Troop extra? Photo by Matthew Herson

Railway Supply Company refurbished a Virginia Blue Ridge SW1 for Kaiser Chemical, painting it a strange, buttery yellow, and numbering it using what look like Scotchlite stick-ons from an outdated... (more)

The tiny, jointed rail is about as crunchy as the late winter vegetation as H&S 257 rolls west with 15 cars. Less than a mile west, the crew will experience a minor derailment, a not uncommon occu... (more)

Technically, I believe this was considered a GP9m, or a silver-trucked wonder diesel. One of the two...

Acquired in trade - location and photographer unknown

The CSX Myrtlewood turn is headed back to Selma with over 50 cars picked up from the Meridian and Bigbee. They have paused in Linden to figure out why 6754 has stopped loading. After dropping thei... (more)

Where but the A&M can you see a sextet of beautifully painted, spic-and-span C420s taking heavy trains up and down a real mountain railroad.

RF&P had almost a super-railroad reputation, but it wasn't all cutting edge operation, as this scene of a crew member sprinting ahead to flag a street crossing proves.

A pair of switch crews utilizing GP10s work ICG's main Mobile yard. That's Telegraph Road in the background, with the Southern yard to the left, and the Frisco/BN to the right.

On a busy afternoon in Opelika, a local resident finally gets across the tracks on her way home from shopping downtown. Right to left are train 215, an SCL run-through from Hamlet with a WP caboos... (more)

SR 2877 sits in the glare of Georgia sun - still scorching in September - waiting its turn in the shop.