Three Southern GP50's lead 112 west as it nears Louisville.

Southern FP7A 3498, 3497 and 3499, lead an excursion train out of Greensboro NC into the morning sun.

The Norfolk Southern Steam/Excursion Program used Southern FP7A diesels regularly on trips. Sometimes as the main power and sometimes assisting the smaller steam engines. All four A-Units are here... (more)

Three years after the N&W-Southern merger, these two workhorses are still in Southern Ry paint. The paint still looks pretty good on the 3935 but 5211, a GP38-2, is looking a little rough around t... (more)

A pair of GP50s and a B30-7 (technically a B30-7A1) slide into the Gold Ridge (Gold Hill to civilians) siding for a meet with 135. The big wooden mercantile building in the background had been va... (more)

The Marines are Here! For its 60th anniversary, one of the events was the presentation of a reenactment of a shootout in the early 1920s, when the Marines were assigned to guard trains aft... (more)

Almost Ready. The TVRM has been restoring this E8 for a number of years, but I understand it is nearing completion with mainly some electrical work to be done on it. Here, it sits at Grand... (more)

With a scene from many years ago, Southern diesels work in Chattanooga to prepare for the evenings night photo shoot.

The 2594 idles under nice skies in the Tennessee hills.

The first Norfolk Southern Heritage Diesel, Southern 4610, was doing local switching on this day in High Point NC. This paint scheme was applied in 1994. This photo was taken in the mid 1990's. My... (more)

Diesels of the Night. In celebration of its 60th Anniversary, the TVRM had a night shoot with its Southern diesels. Here, three of those diesels pose along with the TAG 80 that the museum ... (more)

Returning to the Depot. The SOU 4501 runs through the woods near the TVRM as it returns from Missionary Ridge and approaches the depot at Barber Junction.

Blowing Off Steam. In preparation for pulling one of the day's trains to Missionary Ridge, this Southern Mikado blows a little steam at the depot as it prepares to run the wye and head wes... (more)