Heritage Railroad brings another cut of cars back from the NS interchange at Blair while the ex-Georgia Central U23B smokes up the valley.

Southern Appalachia Railway Museum's recently lettered ex-SCL SD45 #2024 is lit up by a handful of photographers on a warm spring evening.

VLIX GE U23B 9553, a former L&N unit wearing CSX MoW Orange, rests in the early afternoon sun as the train unloads from the first excursion of the season.

Former Southern GE U23B 3965 basks in the morning sun as it prepares for the first excursion of the year.

The Secret City Excursion train rounds the corner along Blair Road with VLIX 9553 former L&N 2817.

Built for AGS in 1953, SARX 6913 served for NJT and Southern Railway before ending up at Southern Appalachia Railway Museum.

What does VLIX 9553 and this L&N Caboose have in common? It itself is of L&N built as L&N 2817 in 1975 this U23B served for several railroads before ending up here at SARM.

Engineer Charlie Poling brings the SD45 up into the NS interchange at Blair at dusk.

SARM's beautiful SCL SD45 #2024 leads a Heritage Railroad freight train to the NS interchange at Blair.

Crews discuss their plans during a meet on the Secret City Scenic Railroad operated by the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum. The scene was part of a photographers' event held at the museum.

It's a cool evening in early 1983, as a Seaboard System crew makes a transfer run to the NS yard to return a U23B and Southern caboose. The newly organized Seaboard System Railroad already had tee... (more)

Having completed an impromptu photo run to Blair with members/volunteers of SARM, the newly relettered/numbered Seaboard Coast Line SD45 2024 poses briefly before shoving back to storage.

The SCL SD45 poses on a quiet night with its new livery.

The newest addition to the SARM family, Seaboard Coast Line SD45 2024, backs three container flats across Blair Road.

Built in 1971 for the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, SD45 number 2024 has been restored to its former glory and is part of the operational equipment at the Southern Appalcahia Railway Museum in Oak... (more)