Engineer Charlie Poling brings the SD45 up into the NS interchange at Blair at dusk.

SARM's beautiful SCL SD45 #2024 leads a Heritage Railroad freight train to the NS interchange at Blair.

Sleepy Time Down South – Seaboard Coast Line GP9 948 idles alongside the 1885 Suffolk, Virginia station built for the Seaboard & Roanoke railroad, which became part of the Seaboard in 1911. Whe... (more)

Seaboard Coast Line “Baby boat” 257 moves a cut of pulpwood around the yard in Hamlet, North Carolina. SCL owned a majority of the U18B production, purchasing 105 of 163 units built. The U18B ... (more)

The entire head-end crew of a Seaboard Coast Line local seems to be preoccupied with the three camera-wielding Yankees that are photographing their entry into a small yard in Fayetteville. North ... (more)

The Silver Meteor A Roger Puta Photograph

The Everglades A Roger Puta Photograph

The sharply dressed caboose in Bostic, NC shows off it's historic attire of the Seabord Coast Line, Louisville & Nashville, Family Lines, and Clinchfield railroads. The caboose is placed in the mi... (more)

SD45 2034 leads a northbound freight along what was - and is - perhaps the most important former Seaboard Air Line route, the Atlanta to Hamlet mainline.

SCL was loaded with high-horsepower B-B diesels in the early 1970s when it - maybe because of sister road L&N's success with the model - decided to purchase 56 GP38-2s in 1973. They'd get four mo... (more)

Early in the Family Lines era a pair of SCL Hamlet-NOLA run-through trains were established utilizing the Western Railway of Alabama between Atlanta and Montgomery. In the photo, 216 - with the us... (more)

A typical lash-up from the early days of CSX before the flood of GE C40s started arriving, this set is led by an SCL GP40, followed by a GP30 still in B&O blue, and either a B23-7 or B30-7 Seaboar... (more)

It's a cool evening in early 1983, as a Seaboard System crew makes a transfer run to the NS yard to return a U23B and Southern caboose. The newly organized Seaboard System Railroad already had tee... (more)

Having completed an impromptu photo run to Blair with members/volunteers of SARM, the newly relettered/numbered Seaboard Coast Line SD45 2024 poses briefly before shoving back to storage.

Working the wood yards around the Roanoke depot is what I beleve was a turn (a 'flip' in SCL parlance, I think) that originated in Manchester and made a round trip from there to Roanoke (or maybe ... (more)