SOU 2601 an N&W 522 lead a photo freight through weeds just south of the Roundhouse on a beautiful Summer evening.

A rainy spring morning in East Tennessee finds a set of lite engines eastbound on the Knoxville & Holston River RR east of downtown Knoxville heading to switch a transloader customer.

GC L782 has its 80 car coal train stretched out across the long straightaway between Vidalia and Tarrytown. These coal trains operate once a month between the CSX interchange in Savannah and SP pa... (more)

GC Y101 rumbles past an abandoned store in downtown Montrose.

After the retirement of the Alco fleet the CNW tried many combination's of units on the various jobs in the Escanaba area. The Dumper job which had been home to either a pair of C628's or a C628 w... (more)

Southern Railway Sylacauga, AL to Columbus, GA long-distance local #46 has arrived at Columbus Yard and put off duty after yarding its train. Today's power, a GP30 and B23-7 pair, will lead count... (more)

SCL GP7s 732 and 883 power a train at Hamlet, NC in Feb. 1973.

Gutted for to keep the rest of the railroads fleet of 567 powered EMD's going, whats left of C&O 6243 rusts to the rails as trees and vines grow up around it at the railroads outdoor maintenance f... (more)

A pair of ex-Southern high hoods find their final resting place in Michigan.

Four high hood unit descend Proctor Hill and arrive at Missabe Jct. with limestone empties. Even in 1994, getting four of these high hoods on a single train was a rarity.

Raritan Central Railway's Toys For Tots Santa Train consisting of Raritan Central GP9 1728 and Norfolk Southern hack NS 555200 on display at the Raritan Center Industrial Park.

Another Southern "only". The only fleet of second generation high hoods with no d/b. I believe TAG did have a couple but they went to Southern. Odd they added the high hood to this ex NS unit a... (more)

A pair of Alco C628s form a GP30 sandwich at Oconto, WI. The C628s were purchased secondhand from the N&W (hence the high short hoods) to replace FM H-16-66 baby Trainmasters in ore train service... (more)