An SD-45 leads three, four-axle GEs on a northbound TOFC hot shot approaching Acca Yard. The train has just crossed the James River.

C&O 2-8-4 # 2732 sits stuffed and mounted in Richmond Va

Classic lines in blue and grey! Two of the RF&P's finest idle at the Bryant Park terminal on a bright spring afternoon waiting on their next run to Potomac Yard.

A string of four axle GEs motor across the James River Bridge in the last light of a June evening.

CSX #981 is lined up next to go in the maintenance shop for service. April 2013.

With much movement around ACCA Yard this morning, Train Q741 (Juice Train) prepares to leave for its journey south to Florida this afternoon. March 2012.

A very senior member of the CSX roster - #2206 was originally built in July1964 for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad as en EMD GP35 locomotive. It has worn several numbers over the years and today s... (more)

Having made many trips to maintenance facilities over its 44 years of service to the railroad, CSX #8467 will be pulling into the Bryan Park maintenance building in just a few moments. The engine... (more)

A manifest train creeps south towards Acca yard at Parham Road.

CSX Engines #8882 and #2217 are stopped momentarily and will be pulling into the maintenance building for service. Engine #8882 has definitely visited many maintenance shops having been built i... (more)

On a cold and rainy evening at the CSX Maintenance Facility in Richmond, VA, a new CSX Engine #3072 that was just recently built in Erie, PA waits its turn to be pulled into the maintenance buildi... (more)

CSX engine 8484 has a long history of serving different railroads since January 1968. It was originally built as an EMD SD45 for the Pennsylvania Railroad with roster #6234. It served with Penn ... (more)

This old SD40-2 started out in January 1977 with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as engine #7609. Tonight, it waits it turn for maintenance at the CSX Maintenance Facility in Richmond. March 201... (more)

An eastbound C&O coal train lead by an SD-40 and a GP-9 enter Richmond alongside the historic James River and Kanawha canal. The SCL's James River bridge is in the background.

Seaboard System was a US Class I railroad that was created after the consolidation of the Family Lines System railroads (Louisville & Nashville, Seaboard Coast Line, Gerogia Railroad, Clinchfield ... (more)