CSX P918-23 runs track speed through Horn Alley in Marietta, GA as it heads north for Kentucky. The train is carrying executives as they conduct an inspection of the southern half of the system ov... (more)

Q142 slowly rolls north through Marietta with class ST70AH 8900 in the lead. There must have been a new engineer transferred from the KD at the throttle, because they were going unusually slow as ... (more)

In an unusual move, an empty grainer picked up 2 empty coil cars from Pacesetter Steel Services, avoiding a 4 mile shove. Also unusual of late has been vehicular traffic, but an accident to the s... (more)

A colorful pair lead empty grain south on the Georgia Northeastern, with 33 empty CSX corn & 3 empty private soybean hoppers on the drawbar.

A pair of ECOs have escaped their roost at Howells Yard, with the class motor leading this precisionally schedulified Atlanta-Cartersville Turn.

The SB road passes Brandi's as they approach the end of their trip in Elizabeth.

Corbin, KY to Tyrone, GA system solar powered GPS ballast hoppers snake through what was formerly Elizabeth, GA.

A Cincy-Atlanta freight passes the former Western & Atlantic Passenger Station, now the Marietta Welcome Center.

After working the local job, GNRR 8705 rounds the curve leading back to Elizabeth yard as it passes Argos.

GNRR 8705 works the storage track for DOW Chemical as it gets ready to shove several cars there.

The inbound from Tate passes by coming into Marietta's east side with a trio of motors and few cars.

The lone motor on the GNRR gets underway to start switching cars as they head into the yard along the siding track at Elizabeth.

A de-turboed ex-SP/SSW GP40-2 leads a special of extruded aluminum bound for Tacoma, WA for use in airplane fuselages. Universal Alloy Corporation in Canton, GA has videos on their website, inclu... (more)

With airplane parts from Universal Alloys Corporation, this GNRR special train's traffic is perhaps unique among shortlines.

Built a GP38AC, L&N 4049 retains its as built nose headlight. It's highly likely that Columbia & Cowlitz 3810 ran over this same trackage sometime between it's 1971 birth and the 1987 line sale t... (more)