An empty coal train pulls out of Clifton Forge bound for Hinton

Clifton Forge bound local rattles through "Downtown" Eagle Rock, VA on the passing siding of the C&O James River line. The photographer's US Forest Service truck stands on the left with the door... (more)

A B30-7 leads a GP38-2 and B23-7 (still in Seaboard System colors) south over the hilly ex-ACL line between Montgomery and Dothan.

Ex-BN GE leads a special movement of Vestas wind turbine blades destined for the Thumb. Train is traveling through Gilford Twp, which is getting its own (ironically, GE) turbines and blades by tr... (more)

Local A746 blows through Auburn northbound early in the morning behind a pair of B30-7s. He'll be back south later in the day after finishing his work up the road from here.

CSX Q617 heads south at Auburn's "Cotton Patch Crossing" (Chadwick Lane), with a colorful consist including a pair CSX B30-7s, an FURX SD40-2, and a pair of UP SD60Ms. Unfortunately, this scene is... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

Seaboard System B30-7 #5508, U36B #5775, B23-7's #5119 & 5102 and U23B #2812 lead train #323 into the yard. Seaboard System B30-7 #5508 was built March 1980 as Seaboard Coast Line #5508 and later... (more)

SP B30-7 No. 7855 idles under the glare of work lights in Roseville Yard.

B30-7 of Central Michigan, BN, and Frisco heritage leads GP38-2 3866 on the Arthur Turn through the bean fields and backyards of Michigan's Thumb.

Three former SLSF GEs - two B30-7s in green and a U30B still in orange and white - lead a westbound freight past the Hasting depot.

Seaboard System B30-7 was built March 1980 as Seaboard Coast Line #5505

GE locomotives rule the BNSF transcon, just not quite this old.

Weighing in at 266,000 pounds and producing a tractive effort of 54,100 pounds at 12 mph this Dash 7 was built for the Seaboard Coast Line railroad by GE in May 1980 as part of that railroad’s s... (more)

BNSF 5485 West hustles intermodal freight through Norma Beach, WA along Puget Sound on a beautiful fall morning. This train is rolling off its last few miles from its origin of Chicago to its fin... (more)