The engineer of the 1950 EMD guides the one car museum train with ease back from the shop on a bright Saturday afternoon at Georgia's official transportation museum.

Former Georgia Railroad GP7 #1026 pull its single car train from the shop lead back to the display area of the Southeastern Railway Museum, during it normal weekend season run.

The last pre-Family Lines Georgia Railroad locomotive leads the local down the hill toward the Southern crossing in downtown Opelika.

Georgia 300 and a couple of L&N cars sit on a scruffy siding a few hundred feet north of the Auburn University stadium. The big wheels are in town to watch Auburn thrash Florida State. I believe ... (more)

On a hazy, gray winter morning, #6 - the Montgomery to West Point turn - rolls through Auburn.

A switching move didn't turn out as planned and now the local crew has to resort to poling to shove this car clear of the switch and free their locomotive.

Georgia Railroad GP40 #754 on the Hulsey Yard service track. #754, built July 1968, later became Seaboard System (SBD) #6656, and later CSX #6656

Georgia Railroad NW2 #904 on the Hulsey Yard service track. #904 was built November 1949

Bringing up the markers on the 2012 AAPRCO Convention Train, recently restored Georgia Railroad rear end platform observation car, the Dearing is framed under a restored Southern Railway si... (more)

Local headed west towards Atlanta.

Georgia Railroad GP7 1024 awaiting its next assignment at August, GA || July 1973

Bringing up the markers on the 2012 New River Train, Georgia Railroad's 'Dearing' with a full platform of business class passengers cruises east along the banks of the New River, enroute to Hinton... (more)

The entire 29-car AAPRCO train can be seen weaving through the curves at Morristown enroute to the convention in Chattanooga. Georgia Railroad 29, the "Dearing" carries the markers.

The historic Crescent Route ran from Atlanta to Montgomery on the A&WP/WofA and from Montgomery to New Orleans on the L&N. This route was changed in the late 60s to ATL-New Orleans via Birmingham ... (more)

At a night photo session at the Southeastern RR Museum, a GP7 in the original Georgia Railroad scheme poses next to the Southern's green and gold classic scheme of the 1970s and 1980s.