The Southbound Carolinian stops at the historic Salisbury station to pick up passengers at dusk. The number of people boarding was outnumbered by the railfans that had gathered at the station to ... (more)

The Amtrak 80 rolls east through Gibsonville not long after sunrise.

Amtrak 19, The Crescent, shoots southbound through Central, SC with a wintery weather mix on the ground. Ice, along with sleet and some snow light up the southern landscape on this cold February m... (more)

An almost 4 hour late Amtrak 19 (Crescent) rounds the curve and crosses over the BASF Plant just south of Norris with heritage unit 156 aka 'Bloody Nose' leading. Note the remnants of the snow ... (more)

Amtrak's Southbound Palmetto dashes across North Carolina's countryside with the Phase I Pointless Arrow logo heritage unit.

Fifteen minute late Charlotte, NC to New York City Amtrak Carolinian coming by Elon, NC home of Elon University.

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.

Inside the NCDOT train at Streamliners at Spencer

Amtrak's midday southbound "Piedmont" service rolls into Thomasville, NC on October 5, 2014. On this day, the train is double length due to a Carolina Panthers game in Charlotte.

Charlotte NC to New York Carolinian running about 10 minutes late with quite the rare leader. Makes for a good catch instead of the tiring P42DCs.

An hour-late southbound Amtrak Carolinian flies down the old Atlantic Coast Line main south of Rocky Mount, NC on a beautiful afternoon in North Carolina. A very endangered ACL searchlight signal ... (more)

Making its daily run from Raleigh to Charlotte, Amtrak train 75 speeds into Thomasville, North Carolina on January 15, 2014.

NB "Palmetto" easing to a station stop and ridership is pretty good on this foggy spring day. Trackage at right is the AK line to Augusta that splits off here. Typlical ex-ACL main country. If ... (more)

The A75 rolls west through Efland.