Only about a decade prior to this, the Ann Arbor would not be passing a switch to exit their yard and enter mainline trackage, however, through a track agreement with Grand Trunk Western, the AA w... (more)
Originally owned by the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis, passed on to Louisville & Nashville, purchased by the Clinchfield Railroad, and eventually purchased by Clinchfield Coal Company, CCO... (more)
Uploaded just for RP contributor Joe Hinson, The Clinchfield 100 was the railroad's special monster weight business car built by the railroad, and ironically, the number according to estimates was... (more)
By 1980, the family lines scheme had overtaken a lot of the classic Clinchfield roster, as is evident with one of the railroads older power units, GP38 2002. Shown with the Marion shifter, it sits... (more)
Resting next to the Ann Arbor back shops are a long line of the railroads GP35's. The back shops burned to the ground a few years after this photo, taking AA 386 with it. 393 is still in service... (more)