Idling in "Pebble Ridge", Stone Mountain FP7 6143 is decked out in American Flags as its crew partakes in the park's Fourth of July celebration.

While test running the railroad's new car overnight, Stone Mountain FP7 6143 poses on the Memorial Lawn in front of the mountain's famous carving of Jefferson Davis, Robert. E Lee, Stonewall Jacks... (more)

After placing the railroad's brand new car on the end of Train 100, Stone Mountain GP7 5896 idles on the Runaround Track beside former Southern FP7 6143.

The crew of Georgia Railroad 1026 has just found a hotbox on a Southern Railway gondola loaded with scrap parts. The heavy car is not fond of moving, making it a long night for the crew.

Dusk falls at the close of a miserably hot summer day in Georgia as Georgia Railroad GP7 1026 idles with a short freight train in tow before continuing east toward Augusta.

NS 237 rolls by Radford Road in Flowery Branch, GA toward a 25mph speed restriction with a now-rare standard cab SD70 leading.

After running ten public trips around "The Rock" before an early quit due to lightening, Stone Mountain FP7 6147 cools its heels on the Lacey track overnight. On the left of the frame is... (more)

Stone Mountain FP7 6147's unmistakable streamlined face sticks out on the point of Train 100, which will operate around the massive granite rock all day. Fittingly, the railroad is nicknamed "... (more)

Stone Mountain FP7 6147 (formerly SOU 6147 and 3499 while a member of the "Fab 5") is on the point of Train 100, which sits on the mainline after its brake test and before the public tri... (more)

RJ Corman SW1200 1265 rests in Bardstown, KY on a warm summer Sunday morning. This engine was built for Missouri Pacific and spent a chunk of its career serving for Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel befor... (more)

The lines of an F-unit are unmistakable, as seen here in Bardstown, KY, where RJ Corman 1940 and 1941 operate on the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train. The 1940 is ex-SOU 6141 and was numbered 3... (more)

On a warm summer day in central Kentucky, RJ Corman FP7s 1941 and 1940 are tied down in Bardstown, a few feet from the My Old Kentucky Home Dinner Train. The duo was originally built for So... (more)

Thunder on Blue Ridge: N&W Class J 611 climbs the Blue Ridge Mountains at the grade's namesake CPL signals with The Powhatan Arrow in tow.

After 611 finished its trips for the day and the crowds thinned in downtown Roanoke, 210-car 195 rolled into town at Randolph Street, passing the N&W General Office buildings just before sunset.

N&W 611 makes a spirited run up Christiansburg Mountain at Shawsville, VA with The Pelican in tow.