CSXT Freight Train Q647 makes their way Southbound as they pass through Wadley, AL. With a very colorful lashup

CSXT Freight Train Q647 makes their way Southbound as they roar through Lineville, AL. With a very colorful lashup

CSXT Freight Train Q647 makes their way Southbound as they pass through Renfroe, AL. With a very colorful lashup

A pair of CN M-2s leads a southbound through downtown Hartselle. To the left of the train is the former L&N freight depot, which now houses a restaurant, and in the foreground is a spur track whic... (more)

Q647 races through Junction City, Ga. on the Fitzgerald Sub with CSXT SD40-2 8823 still sporting bright blue Conrail.

CSXT Freight Train Q647 makes their way Southbound as they pass through Talladega, AL. With a Green & Silver CITX SD40-2 on the point

CSXT Freight Train Q647 makes their way Southbound as they roar down #2 Track through Lineville, AL. With a Green & Silver CITX SD40-2 on the point

Still Resourceful Although its time as America’s Resourceful Railroad ended in 1986, this relic of the north continues to be useful for its new owner.

Still wearing its original paint applied by the Pullman Standard paint shop at Butler, PA in June of 1974, this PS2CD keeps the Milwaukee Road legacy alive even after its official demise in 1986.

Q647 passes the former L&N Depot at Henderson on a beautiful May morning. At this location the LH&StL from Louisville joins the Henderson from Nashville to cross the Ohio River and run into Evansv... (more)

Q647 is southbound crossing the flood plain on the Ohio River bridge.

A pair mismatched painted AC4400’s lead Q647 through “Poor House” north of Madisonville, KY.

As a late Christmas present CSX ran Q647 down the Manchester Sub with 2 unpatched BN SD60M's and a FURX SD40-2 trailing. The train is passing the old signal at the NE of Woodbury and this signal h... (more)

Framed by the old US 31 bridge, CSX Q647 with Canadian National power rolls south over the Lower Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River. The old highway bridge was replaced in 1960 and was used... (more)