It's a muggy summer evening with a T-Storm brewing behind me as CSX's Monon heritage locomotive #1897 leads empty Coal Train E248-14 northbound through Calera, AL. passing by the Western Maryland ... (more)

Calera and Shelby 2019 powers the weekend local.

CSX's Atlantic Coast Line Heritage Unit leads Coal Train C249 southbound through Calera, AL. in beautiful late afternoon sunlight.

CSXT 1850 leading 90 loaded grain cars south for Mobile,AL

One of the many plentiful GE Dash 8 models CSX owned at the time makes its way through a cut in northern Calera as it pulls 104 cars behind it. This B’ham to New Orleans manifest train is being... (more)

Fresh out of the paint shop in Waycross, CSXT 1827 wears the present and past heritage paint scheme, leading M646 to Birmingham to be used for family day over the weekend.

Originally a Santa Fe F9A, 282C, this locomotive was rebuilt by the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe’s Cleburne TX Shops into a "round roof" CF7 (ATSF 2520) in May 1974, later getting rebuil... (more)

Birmingham Southern Alco HH900, Nº82 was pulled out from it's canopy on November 8, 2020 for a photo charter and is seen on the Calera & Shelby Railroad a few miles north of Calera, Alabama. 82 h... (more)

Birmingham Southern 82 leads at the Calera Depot.

Birmingham Southern 82 sits awaiting pickup at Calera as the engineer assist in the move.

Calera & Shelby's SW8s stand by the "Woodlawn Depot" at Calera, Alabama on the night of November 8, 2020.

Birmingham Southern Alco HH900, Nº82 was pulled out from it's canopy on November 8, 2020 for a photo charter and is seen at the Calera & Shelby depot in Calera, Alabama. 82 holds a title in sever... (more)

Norfolk Southern Train A84 heads north through Calera, AL., On their way to work Resolute Forest Products in Childersburg, AL.

Calera & Shelby's SW8's power a photo charter at Calera, Alabama on November 8, 2020 as the train steps through fall foliage and by a large downed tree that had recently been cleared from the righ... (more)

The Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum's pair of former U.S. Army SW8's are seen here leading a photo charter freight train east over Buxahatchee Creek bridge just outside of Calera, AL.