The Wilson local returns to it's namesake town after working industries between Wilson and the yard at Rocky Mount, NC on a beautiful late January afternoon along the former ACL mainline.

Carolina Coastal's afternoon 114 job departs Wilson with cars for Bailey and Middlesex on a beautiful afternoon in eastern North Carolina.

The CLNA's afternoon job builds a train for the CSX interchange with their ex-GTW and NS geeps for power.

Carolina Coastal 114 switching out cars at Wilson.

An ex-SOU/NS GP38 brings up the rear of 114. Since it was rebuilt in 2005, 2177 spent the last 15 years of its NS career working in eastern PA/NJ before returning south to NC.

Carolina Coastal 114 builds their outbound train at Wilson with an ex-GTW GP9R and ex-NS GP38-2 for power.

Shortly after midnight, Carolina Coastal GP9R's 4609 and 4624 lead the road train east into the CLNA yard in Wilson, NC, operating on former (original) Norfolk Southern Railway trackage.

Amtrak has a network of Thruway Service connections that operate as an extension of a train route, all booked seamlessly under one reservation to help serve outlying areas where direct rail servic... (more)

Sunday means a day of rest for the workhorses of the Carolina Coastal Railway. They are ready for an early start on Monday morning as this power set will bring train 120 into Chocowinity for thei... (more)

CLNA 4012 and train wait to head north out of Wilson

AMTK leads the Palmetto south through just outside of Wilson on the A-Line

Carolina Coastal Railway GP9R's 4630 and 4628 leads the afternoon train out of Wilson, North Carolina, to serve industries west of town. The CLNA operates over former Norfolk Southern Railway trac... (more)

Amtrak 89 makes a station stop in Wilson, NC about an hour late. Blocking the crossing during the station stop, the station attendant loads the baggage car. Railfans gather to watch the departur... (more)

The 815 is obviously a former DM&IR unit and the 95 is a former Mississippi Export unit (exx-CSXT 6671, exxx-SBD 6671, nee-ACL 929).

The southbound Palmetto passes under the classic Atlantic Coast Line signal bridge at Contentnea Creek along the south end subdivision. The signal bridge was replaced in 2013.