Minutes before the bottom was about to fallout, the power of CSX M502 (Nashville,TN-Chicago,IL) is making its way down to the drill out of the yard trk-C06 to pick up its short train out of Yard t... (more)

CSX's Chessie System heritage mullet leads a Rockmart bound grain train west on the Cartersville Sub.

CSX's Chessie System heritage mullet leads grain train G407 by Georgia Powers Plant Bowen

CSX's Chessie System mullet gevo #1973 leads grain train G407 into Rockmart, GA on the second day of 2024.

Chessie System Heritage Engine leading E758 through Mount Holly

Chessie System Heritage Engine leading C761 in Monroe

CSX C758, a loaded coal train for Marshal Steam Station, Crossing a field about 2 miles east of downtown Lincolnton, it moves up to track speed as it approaches Iron Station NC. With he fall folia... (more)

Presented here is one of the most colorful consists I recall seeing on a Susquehanna stack train (or any train for that matter). SLN-4 was appropriately led across Midland Ave in Saddle Brook by ... (more)

CSX train I007 with CSX's Chessie System heritage unit in charge heads west through the small community of Tribes Hill along the Mohawk Sub.

Q405 approaches the 58th Street crossing in Philadelphia as the head end clears the bridge over Amtrak's Northeast Corridor. The train is led by an impressive, colorful 6-unit consist of four axl... (more)

The trinity of what became the Chessie System sits idle in the SVRR (Shenandoah Valley Railroad) yard on a comfortable summer night in Staunton, Va. To left you have the DGVR 6512 in B&O sitting i... (more)

All three railroads that were consolidated into Chessie System being represented by separate locomotives in the Shenandoah Valley Railroad yard. While 6512 and 5940 are owned by DGVR which operate... (more)

Chessie System lives .

CSX's newest, yet unofficial "heritage unit", is ChessSX GP40-2 6914, seen here resting on a humid Georgia summer night at the small Wyvern Yard near Cartersville, Georgia. Unknown tagge... (more)

CSX 6914 sporting a new Chessie System nose logo. This was not done by CSX.