A Norfolk Southern train passes the station at Bridgeport, Ala. The depot now houses a museum. A locomotive from the Sequatchie Valley shortline is visible to the right of the depot.
A Norfolk Southern train on CSX trackage passes the abandoned tunnel at Whiteside, Tenn. In a few minutes the train will duck briefly into Georgia as it makes its way to Chattanooga.
A Norfolk Southern train crosses the Tennessee River at Bridgeport, Ala., on shared trackage with CSX. The former railroad bridge is now a hiking trail.
Huntsville & Madison County No. 9554 (ex-Louisville & Nashville 2800) rests at the railroad's small outdoor shop in Huntsville.
A KCS "Belle" unit pushes an eastbound train over the Big Black River Bridge east of Bovina, Miss.
A westbound KCS freight passes the elevators as it approaches Tallulah, La.
An eastbound Kansas City Southern train crosses the mighty Mississippi at Vicksburg.
The "City of Grenada" passes the post office in Oakland, Miss., on the excursion sponsored by the Memphis Chapter NRHS. The trainset was provided by Iowa Pacific Holdings.
"Illinois Central 4035" poses on the Little Tallahatchie River Bridge under a starry starry night on the evening before the IC-painted consist was used on the "City of Grenada"... (more)
"Illinois Central 4035" crosses the Little Tallahatchie River with an all-IC consist heading south. The train was assembled for the "City of Grenada" charter hosted by the Memp... (more)
The last outbound Music City Star commuter train of the morning leaves downtown Nashville.
A Norfolk Southern freight crosses over State Street in Bristol. In just seconds the head end will be in Tennessee as the train heads south.
A Norfolk Southern freight crosses over State Street in Bristol. The head end is in Bristol, Va., while the bulk of the train is in Bristol, Tenn.
The aftermath of the northeast blizzard can be seen as snow blankets the station at Boyce, Va. A southbound Norfolk Southern train heads down the Shenandoah Valley line.
A Palouse River & Coulee City train works south through the elevators and silos of Spangle, Wash.
