A CSX transfer job sits outside IC's Johnston Yard at East Junction.

The Eastern U.S. from Alabama to Maine experienced quite a blizzard in March of 93'. Some places in northern Georgia saw over two feet of snow from this storm. Fortunately snow depths on the Abbev... (more)

New EMD power on CSX was something quite different in late 97'. The last order of new EMD power came in late 1989 as 10 SD60 units arrived on the property and stayed primarily in the coal fields i... (more)

At the time of this photo it had been over three years since Conrail had taken over operations of the Monongahela RR. I was pleasantly surprised to see this set of ex MGA Super 7 helpers still wor... (more)

CR 6781 leads a set of quality empties toward Bailey Mine with help from CSXT 8212 & 7069.

A couple of new SD70ac units sit tied down behind the crew shack.

The Santa Train makes a 15 minute stop in Haysi with the head end poking out of Mcclure Tunnel #8 of the Clinchfield.

P90619 departed Kingsport, TN at 10:30 a.m. and is loaded with all the toys and gifts for Saturday's run south from Shelby, KY and is seen here just before entering Goff Tunnel.

Loaded at Kingsport, TN with all the toys and gifts for Santa to disperse on Saturday's run south from Shelby, KY the 73rd annual CSX Santa Train is seen here from the front steps of Hamlin Church... (more)

GNRR's road train heads north through town en route Tate, GA with one car for Marble Hill and empty hoppers for Whitestone.

Loads of coal for Tennessee Eastman get a push from the rear DP remote approaching Rogersville. This view is from TN Route 70 north of Bulls Gap, TN.

At the time of this photo there is but one other train movement on the former Clinchfield between Elkhorn City, KY and Spartanburg, SC. It is the local (H771) from Marion, NC working customers aro... (more)

Only two regularly planned Manifests are currently operating on this segment of the former Clinchfield between Erwin, TN and Bostic, NC. Today's Q697 consisting of 97 cars will exit the Nolichucky... (more)

NS OCS rolls south on the GA Division North End en route Atlanta.

Since the completion of the Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio railroad in the early 1900's the Nolichucky River Gorge has seen the passage of many trains, specifically coal trains headed to many differ... (more)