A long string of 19 former CSX locomotives, which now have PRLX markings, are stored on the Arkansas & Missouri in Springdale, Arkansas. The line of locomotives curves to the right and then throu... (more)

Four former CSX engines, 622, 611, 657, and 697, now wear the PRLX marking as they sit in storage on the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad in Springdale, Arkansas. Photo taken with permission.

Six former CSX engines, 681, 621, 619, 623, 688 and 695, now wear the PRLX marking as they sit in storage on the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad in Springdale, Arkansas. Photo taken with permission.

Their train tied down for the evening and all switches aligned, Arkansas and Missouri 72 and 71 head back to the diesel service shop to call it a day.

The brakeman has grabbed the rear end device of their train and prepares to climb aboard the A&M 72 as they head back to the diesel service shops in Springdale.

Arkansas and Missouri 44 and AM 68 sit next to a Santa Fe passenger car next the the diesel shop. Photo taken with permission.

What an odd combination in this era, 54-year old dinosaurs working with the latest products.

A new unit from OHCR, originally Erie Mining as evidenced by their distinctive options.

The maroon paint of an Alco C420 glows bright in a period between the storms over Springdale, as the idling locomotives prepare to perform their morning operations.

Nothing is moving at the moment as the pair of ALCO's just finished up pulling the passenger train into the station. Blue flagged to the right is Santa Fe's Chico buisness car. In the back ground ... (more)

C420s 64, 60, 66, 44, 46 ready for the road.

Twilight: Just about a week before A&M took delivery of its SD70ACe's, big ALCo lash up's were still the norm. Just after sunset a C424 and six C420's are readied at the shops area for a tr... (more)

Arkansas & Missouri’s Fort Smith Turn passes the Tyson Foods feed plant in Springdale, Arkansas shortly after getting underway.

An indescribably stunning ALCO C424 and T6 combo teams up on the A&M Springdale Switcher, and the hogger cleans them out for us while dragging out a cut of cars to kick. THIS is railroading, kids... (more)

"ALCO": a simple acronym that rolls off the tongue. The same one that will make grown men drive hundreds of miles only to take in the sights, sounds, and even smells that exit th... (more)