An old Alco S2 or S4 converted to a remote slug works Red Ash Coals load out at Litwar W.Va.

A southbound Amtrak train crosses Neabsco Creek on the RF&P subdivision in 1996.

A truly unique machine, the Haysi 1. A former Clinchfield B-unit that was modified for radio control and was fitted with a control stand inside the unit, and taking it a step further on the unique... (more)

The Republic Locomotive Works yard switcher waits for the next Norfolk Southern train to bring another load of coal to Belews Creek Steam Station. The station burns two 105 train loads per day and... (more)

If you're going to crash, might as well make it spectacular. Southern Railway's new aluminum "silver side" coal hoppers detailed atop a trestle near Frisco, Tenn. and the Big Hook was uprighting ... (more)

A southbound Clinchfield mixed freight bursts out of one of the many tunnels on the famous blue ridge loops in 1971 with SD40 3016 leading. 35mm slide from my collection by an photographer unknown... (more)

This train has come off the line from Knoxville to deliver coal to the Kingston TVA Plant.

Late summertime back in the hills as an eastbound coal train rumbles overhead a sleepy old house.

This former Santa Fe unit idles away in the cold winter night with a blanket of snow on its nose.

Neither rain, sleet, or snow can stop the mailman but seeing a massive locomotive being taken from the tracks and placed on the highway? That seems to do the trick here as the college in Waycross ... (more)

It's A Ghost! Aiken Railway's AIKR 4202 sits on the shop tracks inside the yard. AIKR 4202 has under went cosmetic work, and is now in primer awaiting to be the first of the two unit... (more)

The culprit of the shooting flames is CREX C40-8 #9048

Better Days..... I'd say this C30-7 has seen better days, cut up for scrap the cab is used as a "break room" for the workers of the Recycling center.

These are the remains of the very first steam locomotive to operate in the United States: the Stourbridge Lion, built in 1828 by Foster, Rastrick & Company of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England.... (more)

After working an industrial area along the Cooper River, a switch crew heads along a litter-strewn branch back to Bennett Yard.