Norfolk Southern Local Freight Train A84 is seen making their way Southbound through Kymulga, AL. On their way back to Wilton, AL. after switching out Precision Strip Steel Mill in Talladega, AL. ... (more)

Heading out of Calera and crossing HWY 25 for the second time, A84 pulls a majority of coil cars for its steel customer some 45 miles away in Talladega.

After spending most of the morning building its train at the Roberta yard just a mile west of this location, A84 finally gets on the move to serve a customer 50 miles away with a set of 'Admiral c... (more)

With a return from Talladega complete, A84 goes to work switching coil cars in the small yard at Wilton with a nice looking EMD SD40-2 at the helm.

A lone locomotive of B&O heritage is all that is needed to pull the empty coil cars of today's A84 through Calera as the train advances towards the terminus of its journey in Wilton.

Southern Pacific Lines Tracing its origin to the 1870s, Southern Pacific’s Sunset medallion could be found on railroad maps, timetables, bridges and even on the nose of E-unit locomotive... (more)

Three’s Company, Too!
A “hat trick” of GP38-3 locomotives is captured in Wilton today, as the conductor of A84 knocks on the door and looks over the list of cars to sort with a p... (more)

A veteran SD40-2 of Norfolk Western heritage brings the local A84 through the Roberta Yard and back towards Wilton running as God intended, long hood forward.