A string of Seaboard System locomotives in the yard in Hamlet, North Carolina, includes B23-7 3102 (ex-Seaboard Coast Line 5102), GP16 4794 (ex-SCL 4794, ex-SCL GP7 760, nee-ACL 172), GP38-2 6058 ... (more)

An excursion sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter, NRHS makes a station stop at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia on its return from Martinsburg to Baltimore. Seaboard System F-units 118 and 116 lead the... (more)

No longer King of the Road, a former SCL U36B finds itself at the headend of a junk freight with a motley trio of geeps. Mailbox 'gangs' like the one in the photo were once common in many parts o... (more)

Looking resplendent in one of the best cheapo paint jobs, this new unit is out back at the old enginehouse.

Another classy repaint. From my collection. Photo by Michael Dolenski. Anybody know his whereabouts?

Another classy repaint. From my collection. Photo by Tom Sink.

“Against the Current�
Running opposite main, three B36-7s in Seaboard System attire, along with an RF&P GP40-2 and a Chessie/C&O GP40, power the Orange Blossom Special-Sout... (more)

Three Seaboard System GE B36-7's with a northbound freight, leaving Hamlet, NC on September 7, 1986. Photo from my collection, no photographer listed on slide

Three Seaboard System EMD units, front lead SD45 8936 ex-SCL nee ACL, SD40-2 8002 in Family Lines paint former L&N, and SD45-2 8978 ex-Clinchfield, E/B at Etowah, Tennessee.

It is August of 1984 and two SD50's fronted by 8531, come south at Lakeland, FL with unit coal hoppers. Unknown photographer listed on slide, from my collection.

Positioned for a very tight portrait between a tree and a passing auto rack train, SBD FP7 118 waits for the return trip to Baltimore at the Martinsburg, West Virginia passenger station.

The Seaboard System’s only two A units make a reverse move to run around their train at Martinsburg, West Virginia.

“No Surrender�
Flying the white flags of an extra, The West Virginian, an excursion sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter/NRHS, along with Railtours of America and the B&O Railro... (more)