Central of Georgia No. 349

This 4-4-0 "American" was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works way back in June of 1891 for the Savannah & Western Railroad as their No. 557. In a consolidation it be... (more)

Central of Georgia F3(A) 901, GP9 163, SD9 203, F3(A) 907 at Atlanta (East Point), Georgia in March 1957. Photo from my slide collection, no photographer listed.

Central of Georgia EMD GP9 164. Numbered (160-170) Photo from my slide collection.

Two Central of Georgia E8's 811 and 812 were painted in IC colors for pool power service. C of G contributed Equipment to the City of Miami and the Seminole. Photo from my collection, no photograp... (more)

On the old Hartwell Railroad right of way just outside of downtown Hartwell, Georgia, we see an old Central of Georgia caboose along with an old HRT passenger car rotting away in the woods.

Off in the woods in the historic town of Hartwell, Georgia, an old Central of Georgia Railway caboose sits with former Hartwell Railroad 101, an excursion passenger car, on a quiet January night i... (more)

NS heritage unit on the CP Chicago Sub at Pingree Grove.

When one considers the huge amount of American type steam locomotives that once worked the rails of this country it is kind of sad how few survived. They mostly reached retirement age at a time wh... (more)

For years, Central of Georgia had teamed with Illinois Central, Atlantic Coast Line, and Florida East Coast on Chicago-Florida passenger operations. CofG contributed equipment to the City of Mia... (more)

Savannah Central 30 and Central of Georgia 223 get serviced in the museum's roundhouse.

Central of Georgia passenger train with in the lead E7(A) #807 and E7(A) #804 as just left downtown Atlanta Terminal Station. The station was served by Central of Georgia, Seaboard, Nashville, C... (more)

A motley assortment of locomotives ranging from diesel to steam call the former Central of Georgia roundhouse home at the Georgia State Railroad Museum in Savannah. From left to right are: CG 1 a... (more)

The right logo at the right place at the right time, this is The Right Way.

On my back to the frozen wastelands of Upper Michigan after spring break I got this Central of Georgia train near Soddy / Daisy Tennessee. A high hood SD35 running long hood forward was quite a tr... (more)