Another scene from the wonderfully eclectic AC&W yard. One of the line's freshly painted GP40-2's sits blue flagged behind the sand tower while on an adjacent siding we see more of the the line's ... (more)

It's a tight squeeze but she fits! I can't imagine what it must feel like in that little shop when trains roll through here though. In this scene, an AC&W crew brings a short empty grain train fro... (more)

The undeniable eclectic charm that turns many of us into shortline fans makes the AC&W yard at Star a must see location. Once a junction on the old NS, the little yard is now home to a great mix o... (more)

Dueling widecabs...not really much contest as to which one would take the award for good looks, especially with the AC&W's new "The Carolina Route" herald adorning the noses of its freshly painted... (more)

Waters of the Pamlico River lap against the shore, sea gulls screech in the air, the smell of loaded wood chip hoppers is carried along by the breeze, and the old trestle across the river groans i... (more)

Conductor Otis protects the shove back to the rest of their southbound train after picking up a huge cut of empty FLCX hoppers out of storage on the Carolina Coastal's Whitney-Badin line. The ROW... (more)

Power rests at the NS W-S yard office on a Saturday afternoon.

Only at Strasburg... A pristine former Lancaster, Oxford, & Southern gasoline car - homemade from a coach in 1915 - stops at the station area to pick up passengers for a special run. Meanwhile, th... (more)

At the entrance to the Lehigh Gorge State Park just outside of Jim Thorpe, one can still see what's left of the impressive original CNJ track alignment from White Haven to Jim Thorpe - amazingly c... (more)

A pair of Geeps roll into the Chocowinity yard limits eastbound past an interesting collection of antique tractors.

It's apparent that NS is still responsible for maintaining this crossing on the legs of the wye that connects the NS Choco yard with the CLNA Choco yard. (Probably not a bad number to have in your... (more)

An overview of the Chocowinity Yard used jointly by NS & CLNA looking north as the CLNA Plymouth to Choco turn switches the south end with their former Mississippi Export Geep. This is all trackag... (more)

Before departure from Tunkhannock for Jim Thorpe, the RBMN crew poses with the queen of the fleet. Despite the dreary weather, these guys put smiles on the faces of hundreds of passengers, railfan... (more)

On Easter evening the Wilson yard switcher and a cab sit on a tight siding waiting for Monday morning to get here.

The old store at Whitehurst watches the passage of the daily local as it returns to Greenville with a train from the yard in Rocky Mount around sunset.