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.

A train is being built for an outbound Georgia Railroad freight train to leave later in the evening. The gondola pictured behind the locomotive would prove problematic for the crew during the trai... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

The Palmetto for Augusta. A Roger Puta Photograph

A Roger Puta Photograph

Gerogia RR GP9 1011, then WRofA Geep, A&WP F-unit, Georgia Geep, F, Geep A Roger Puta Photograph

New River train namesake? After pulling four successful excursions in the 3rd and 4th weekends of October, 26 cars deadhead east on the C&O main to Spencer, N.C. for a series of Oct. 31 & Nov. 1 e... (more)

GA 921 was a BLW DS44-1000. The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

Georgia Railroad GP7 #1026 is shoved onto a track by NS MP15E #2412

Georgia Railroad 1025 switches along North Court Street in the Western Railway of Alabama's yard.

The mill being switched by the local provides a photo backdrop, with a junkyard full of Detroit iron in the foreground.

Back when mounting/dismounting while underway was still allowed, a crew member hops aboard Georgia 753 after throwing a switch. A colleague can also be seen hanging off a covered hopper back in t... (more)

Transitions: Two passenger cars of far different eras make for an interesting pair on the back of the northbound Crescent. On the left is one of Amtrak's new Viewliner baggage cars i... (more)

Seen here, the Dearing a Private Business car brings up the rear of the annual New River Train as the train is backed into position for loading on the following weekend. The New River Train is ope... (more)