163 crosses the Tennessee River on a fine late summer evening. On the other side of the river, to the far left of the photo, you can see the solar panels that supply electricity to the signals at ... (more)

This former Chessie System caboose regularly hangs out at CSX's Oakworth Yard in Decatur.

A southbound encounters the new high/wide defect detector at Tanner, milepost 299.8 on the former L&N mainline.

Led by former Lackawanna S2 484, a fine Alco product of June 1949, a NARM excursion meanders out of the woods on its way back to the depot at Chase.

Normal is the western terminus of NARM's five mile segment of former NC&StL trackage. Part of the campus of Alabama A&M University is within sight of this location. The brakeman is preparing to un... (more)

A Scherer coal train blasts by what is believed to be the foundation of the depot at Paint Rock. The concrete slab with bolts sticking out of it appears to have been the base for a signal or train... (more)

The 1007, in a fresh coat of full Southern paint, makes an appearance at the Three Rivers Rambler railfan event following the NRHS convention.

This rare SW600 is assigned to KXHR's Three Rivers Rambler excursion operation. It sure looks sharp in its Southern-inspired livery.

Engineer Brent Norvell peers intently over the 203's tender as the engine runs tender-first back to downtown Knoxville with the return trip of the Three Rivers Rambler railfan special.

Photographers jostle about to shoot the Three Rivers Rambler railfan special as it prepares to depart downtown Knoxville. KXHR's engine 9, a rare SW600, poses next to the 203.

Fireman Chris Starnes has a nice plume of smoke rolling out of the stack as the 203 performs a photo run-by during a Three Rivers Rambler railfan special. This trip was run in conjunction with the... (more)

Former Washington & Lincolnton 203 and a short freight train pose for night photos just outside of downtown Knoxville on a former Southern branchline now operated by the Knoxville & Holston River ... (more)

Many photo run-bys were held for the passengers on TVRM's steam trip to Summerville for the NRHS convention. While a very orderly photo line formed across an open field for the run-by in Trion, so... (more)