Headed north with loads of phosphate, is lead engine CSX #3030. It crosses Depot St. which is about half way between the north, and south ends of Roanoke.

A mix of CP and KCS power lead NS Train 244 eastbound to Atlanta, GA. as they pass through Fruithurst, AL.

Scrap yard switch engine

A Northbound West Point Route freight heads past the depot in downtown Auburn, Alabama lead by A&WP 425 in July of 1952. Photo by J. Parker Lamb.

remains of NS 6749 at a scrap yard.

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Y102 heads north into Gadsden, AL. getting ready to enter their yard and tie up for the day.

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Y102 heads northbound through Ohatchee, AL. on their way to Gadsden.

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Y102 heads northbound over the Coosa River in Ohatchee, AL. on their way to Gadsden.

Treading on the Lineville Subdivision into Roanoke, is a massive intermodal train. With all power on front, three GE locomotives pull 200 cars south with many miles left before reaching its dest... (more)

Rails of two tales! Stamped with their production info, two side by side rails on the mainline where rolled and produce by two different companies and two different years. The 141 LB rail signif... (more)

Headed for Birmingham Alabama, two GE locomotives power containers north on a nice Autumn evening.

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Z390 heads southbound across the Cahaba River Trestle near Trussville, AL. on their way to interchange with CSX in Birmingham.

Amtrak’s southbound Crescent Train #19 passes through Heflin, AL. With P42DC #164 leading the way wearing the phase IV paint scheme.

The peak of Fall Foliage has almost come to an end for the season, but some vivid colors can still be seen in the Talladega National Forest. Newly rebuilt from NS C44-9W #9517, is AC44C6M #4720 le... (more)

This northbound coal train is headed for more black diamonds in Indiana. A signal unit up front and one on the rear, keep 91 empties coupled together for the long journey from Florida.