A Norfolk Southern freight passes South Tower in Atlanta. The tower controlled one end of Atlanta's Terminal Station.
NS 945 slowly pulls up to Mecaslin Street to tie down for the night after a quick run down the Greenville District. It's nice to see a SD40-2 leading a train, but a High Hood makes it even better.
A southbound Norfolk Southern train heads out of Atlanta as the Chick-fil-A cows precariously perch on the water tower in the background.
NS 153 stands at Mecaslin Street in Atlanta, Georgia with Norfolk Southern's Wabash heritage SD70ACe NÂș1070 while waiting for it's outbound Alabama Division crew.
A pair of new GP33ECO's sit idle for the weekend.
NS high hood SD40-2 NÂș1625, built in September 1973, is one and the first of an 11 unit order from N&W, the following N&W SD40-2 purchases came with standard issue 81" low noses. This small eleve... (more)
Usually seen traversing across the NS Central of Georgia District, NS 198 and a its power move of locomotives take an alternate route to Macon via Hotlanta. The detour comes as a result of a <... (more)
A plethora of EMD beauties are seen at the locomotive servicing area of Tilford yard this afternoon. From L to R one can spot a butt-head, a slug, some SDs and a few Geeps. Heck, there's even a ... (more)
With an unheard of consist for the first quarter of 2017, NS 945 waits it's turn in Atlanta, Georgia at Mecaslin Street for the Alabama Division East End District after arriving from Greenville, S... (more)
CW44AC heavy 514 leads Montgomery bound train, Q619 out of Atlanta, Georgia.
It's just another YN3 covered day at Tilford Yard in Atlanta, Georgia. Meanwhile a portion the skyline stands over the Tilford engine terminal.
N&W class J 4-8-4 611 poses for a rods-down portrait while being readied for a weekend of excursions from Atlanta.
Norfolk Southern's Central of Georgia heritage ES44AC 8101 stands in Atlanta, Georgia for it's night portrait during a crew change on 55E.
Q210 uses the City of Atlanta as a backdrop while it makes it's southward run across NS on October 20, 2016
