Two United States Army Alco MRS-1’s, operated by the Cape Fear Railway, the common carrier contracted to serve Fort Bragg, back onto received cars at the Aberdeen & Rockfish interchange. Beside... (more)

The Aberdeen & Rockfish road train is returning from Fayetteville to Aberdeen at Skibo, North Carolina. GP38 400 has uncoupled from its train, allowing two U.S. Army Alco MRS1’s operated by Cape... (more)

Aberdeen & Rockfish GP18 300 is in Fayetteville, North Carolina, working with the train that has arrived from Aberdeen. Thirty five years later, the GP18 can still be seen working around Fayettevi... (more)

A look into the bay of the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad shops sees one of their 2 GP38 engines awaiting its next assignment.

A damp morning in downtown Fayetteville sees the crew of the Aberdeen & Rockfish RR working a metal rebar facility for their first customer visit of the day.

A damp morning in downtown Fayetteville sees the crew of the Aberdeen & Rockfish RR working their yard as they start their day.

JRWX SW1 115 was built as Union Railroad 458 June 1949, JRWX 121 seen behind the 115 was built for the Milwaukee Road in March 1940 prior to WWll wartime restrictions putting a temporary halt SW1 ... (more)

A pair of Lancaster & Chester Railroad EMD GP38-2's bring a cut of loaded gons from Gerdau Ameristeel towards Lancaster,SC.

Pushed aside and left to rust, two retired locomotives molder in the heat slowing changing color and available prey for the all consuming kudzu.

With NS delivering a large cut of grain hoppers to Chester yesterday, the crew of the Lancaster & Chester are hard at work this Sunday. They are taking their second cut of cars to Circle S Feed Mi... (more)

From Canada to North Carolina to Texas

A pair of GP40-2L diesels, formerly owned by Aberdeen Carolina & Western (and, before that, Canadian National) await the next train to be handl... (more)

The crew of the South Carolina Central Railroad has just pushed back into Southern States. They would pull out 2 tanker cars and leave those outside the gate. Then they would go on to Florence w... (more)

The crew of the South Carolina Central Railroad is on their return trip to Floyd after working Volcraft in downtown Florence. Here they are passing under a low hanging portion of trees just off H... (more)

Tuesday work has kicked off for the crews of the South Carolina Central Railroad. Stormy skies in the background gives this photo a neat feel as trains are switched around the yard. They have al... (more)