On a very chilly October evening in Nashville, G264 has come to a rest at the Kayne Avenue Tower as the crew prepares to tie its train down while the gothic looking Union Station glows in the back... (more)

CSXT 4617 and 2486 have just been cut off of Q577 and were going to stay in Calera, but due to an unforeseen mechanical issue, the units were coupled back onto Q577 and sent south to Montgomery fo... (more)

A loaded coal train makes its way through Pueblo as a motorist wastes no time in crossing the tracks.

The very hot Dallas, TX to Atlanta, GA double stack makes a quick stop in Irondale as a new crew prepares to take this train over. A southbound NS freight about to leave the yard provides some ni... (more)

Three ex-Rio Grande GP40-2s, with a pair in their original paint, rest after a long day of sorting cars in the yard and working the former CF&I steel mill.

The Kayne Avenue yard job with a pair of SW1500 locomotives begins to put its train together for the journey north to industries along the Front Street Lead while L284 and Railroad: CSX Transportation (CSXT)
Locomotive: EMD SW1500
Location: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Locomotive #: CSXT 1119
Train ID: CSX Y226
Photo Date: October 29, 2011

Today's Q606 is an all autorack train being pulled by a Norfolk Southern locomotive. Catching an NS loco, especiall... (more)

Once mainstays of the Southwest and Northeast, these fallen flags now find themselves in the Volunteer state where they work out their remaining years still wearing paint schemes of the iconic rai... (more)

The Southern coach 1076 will soon find itself carrying passengers again although this time in the form of shoppers of the Grants Mill Station shopping mall. This car is part of a train set that w... (more)

Two fallen flags schemes can be seen on this one woodchip hopper as it still displays the double "S" Seaboard System paint as well as the patch work that covered up the Family Lines verbiage and l... (more)

This former Southern caboose looks great in the falling snow during a winters day in the South.

A NS ballast cleaner with an assortment of unique looking equipment rests on the Opelika house track in preparation of tomorrow's cleaning.

Some Assembly Required Looking a little worse for wear, the SLRG 8542 is seen missing a few components as it sits on RIP tracks east of the depot with the remains of a fellow steam engine ... (more)

The initials of our nation’s eighth largest railroad at the time still proudly proclaim the name of Seaboard Coast Line. Painted on the side of this woodchip hopper in 1970 by Pullman Standard,... (more)

Close Enough
The BNSF 783 shows off an interesting take of the 'BNSF' letters on the long hood of this Dash 9. At least they got a corresponding “N” to place in this location.