Paducah & Louisville GP10's 1978 in its University of Kentucky paint and 8300 lead a southbound military train towards Ft.Knox.

CAGY 48 (Greenwood - Greenville, MS local) heads west by the historic Heathman Plantation building with a rather odd consist of 105 empty coal hoppers, which will be stored east of Greenville for ... (more)

A few thousand miles from home, a PAL GP10 takes a break from shuffling grain hoppers around at the Sun Prairie Elevator in Minot.

PICK 9500 leads the Anderson Job, Long Hood Forward, over US 29 on its way back to Gluck after making a rare mileage trip to meet the Belton Job just before town to pick up the cars it has in tow.... (more)

A small trip to the Nashville and Eastern Railway shops in Lebanon finds various locomotives from all different heritages waiting for assignments or service

Hartwell Railroad crossing a bridge west of Hartwell, GA || June 1973

One of many interesting wood trestles on the C&G

Columbus & Greenville SW1 #505 resting at Greenwood, MS || May 1972

Hartwell 8396 and 3016 lead a storage move back from Watkinsville alongside Milledge Avenue, this may well be one of the last moves on this line since ALL storage cars were pulled out from Watkins... (more)

Hartwell 8396 and 3016 lead a storage move back from Watkinsville alongside Milledge Avenue, this may well be one of the last moves on this line since ALL storage cars were pulled out from Watkins... (more)

Hartwell 8396 and 3016 lead a storage move back from Watkinsville, this may well be one of the last moves on this line since ALL storage cars were pulled out from Watkinsville, hopefully there wil... (more)

...And this is where it all started! Before I could even drive, I'd ride my grandpa mower down to this crossing and see the PICK crew pass by every time I went to my grandparents house. Yea... (more)

One of the rarer of Birmingham Southern's industrial critters. This unit still bears the paint scheme of former sister Tri-Star road Elgin Joliet & Eastern. Was a stroke of luck that this rare bea... (more)

This was really a ramshackle operation and even in the 70s it recalled the "Mixed Train Daily" sort of shortline.

This ain't no Armstrong turntable shortline, no sir, we got a Massey Ferguson turntable.