Conrail meets Seaboard Coast Line.. SCL SD45 2024 was posed at Blair to meet a rather late NS 23G with the Conrail Heritage ES44AC leading. A big thank you goes out to all involved in making this ... (more)

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.

This photo is just one of those that brings back memories to me. My grandfather's name was Ted Ragan. He is the man that I looked up to as a small boy, my role model, my entire world at the time. ... (more)

A classic Ex-Conrail widecab EMD leads a slop freight south nearing Roddy. This train had a straight shot to Chattanooga all the way from Emory Gap.

The first southbound down the KD in nearly 12 hours crawls toward the helper shack in Morley, Tennessee.

An Ex-BN Triclops EMD leads the Loudon Local west approaching Willoughby.

One of twenty CSX SD70ACes leads a northbound empty coal train out of the Bull Run Steam Plant siding on the way to get another load of coal.

One of the newest, cleanest, and shiniest CSX locomotives is getting its hands dirty on the point of a loaded phosphate train.

Perhaps one of the more interesting reroutes to come off of the former Clinchfield would have to be a unit corn syrup train. The empties are seen rolling north on the KD behind two YN2 GEs.

A northbound manifest passes some fall foliage with an elderly leader.

Conductor Bryan and manifest L541 ease into the siding in Engelwood, preparing to meet a northbound ethanol. My thoughts and prayers go out to all CSX employees affected by the recent closings.

One of the first rerouted trains from the former Clinchfield route heads south with 110 loads of coal, passing some former L&N searchlights.

A southbound manifest kicks up some fallen leaves as it blasts through the searchlights at Binfield, headed to Etowah.

The newest addition to the family at SARM/Heritage Railroad, VLIX 8924 (2024), is being towed to its new home at Southern Appalachia Railway Museum by SARM personnel. We stopped to grab a photo of... (more)