GC L783 blasts upgrade with two U23B's leading a impressive row of double stacks through the small town of Daisy, GA. After many attempts I was finally able to capture the much sought after GC int... (more)

ex GT 7011

AAPRCO special in Jimmy Carter's home town. The 6049 is ex GT 6049, nee D&TSL 49

Westbound Georgia Central train passing through Claxton, GA in May 2010 with local decorations for Memorial Day in the foreground.

An old stately southern mansion & ex-Southern locomotives in south Georgia: A Southern scene if I've ever known one! Savannah to Groveland manifest L783 splits a lonely crossing in rural Bryan Cou... (more)

A duo of Georgia Central U-boats, of Southern and L&N heritage respectfully, guide the Savannah to Groveland manifest through the backwoods west of the famed port city of Savannah on a chilly wint... (more)

After running west out of Savannah and making a meet with an eastbound in an already-occupied siding, the westbound Georgia Central Savannah-Lyons freight is out and running again behind Rail Link... (more)

An operating museum piece, this ex-SOU unit is in front of the shops awaiting some work. Catch them while you can.

After spending most of its day on the other side of town tied down, the power from this morning’s train has completed a run... (more)

Ex Sou #3950

Former Southern Railway/Norfolk Southern U23Bs still earn their keep on G&W's Georgia Central although they're showing their age. GC 3950 stands for a portrait in Macon, Georgia while awaiting its... (more)

Georgia Central's turn back to Macon crosses a rural road outside of Dublin, GA. One has to wonder how long these high hood U-boats will last in the 21st century...

The rarest U23B on the Georgia Central roster, GC 1004 and its unusual low nose bring today’s Lyons turn into Dublin on a dreary day. This unit was built for the L&N in July of 1973 hence the r... (more)

GC's Macon Turn, Y101, prepares to do some switching at Dublin before heading for home on a rainy summer day. Those high-hood U-boats won't be here for long and seem oddly appropriate on a dreary... (more)