Two Seaboard GP30 units are coupled to an SDP35 at Hamlet.

A sharply-dressed railroader rides the pilot of GP40 607 as the three units show off the new, brighter green color scheme. This is one of only a few slides from 1967 as I spent most of the year in... (more)

In the months prior to the July 1, 1967 merger between ACL and SAL, a number of Seaboard E units began showing signs of extremely worn paint and lettering suggesting some preparation was being mad... (more)

It's 12:01pm at Raleigh, NC and passenger, mail, and express train No. 4 has just released brakes and begun it's northward roll towards Richmond, Va. E7 3034 leads an SDP35 and a typical consist ... (more)

Seaboard Air Line road-weary E7A 3025 is completing it's switching at Raleigh, NC with passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 and will depart at 4:15pm for Hamlet, NC, thence Atlanta, Ga., and a... (more)

Seaboard Air Line No 21, "Silver Star" makes a brief station stop at Raleigh, NC in May 1966 on it's Florida-bound trip. The arriving engine crew has been relieved and offers a quick wave as they... (more)

Its old scheme still in good shape, SAL 5745 has just arrived from Dothan, AL via the former ACL.

Water cascades off Seaboard GP30 #525 as a road-weary set of power goes through the wash track at Hamlet Yard and is once again ready for service.

Using Andy Leffler's recent photo taken in Raleigh, NC on October 20, 2011 of NS 2545 handling a train at Boylan Interlocking as a reference, http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=378729&n... (more)

SAL 2-10-0 #533 in the deadline at Apex, NC in May 1955. Bob Drake photo, collection of Tom Sink.

Seaboard passenger, mail, and express No. 4 is making quick time through Millbrook, NC in August 1966.

Three Seaboard SDP-35s lead Extra 1106 South across the "Original" Norfolk Southern Railway diamond at Boylan Interlocking, Raleigh, NC on the way to Hamlet Yard, NC . Raleigh Tower is out of vie... (more)

SAL E7 #3045 on train #3 at Raleigh, NC || May 1954 Photo by Bob Drake, collection of Tom Sink.

Special passenger train carrying dignitaries from Raleigh to Wagram, NC seen here Aberdeen, NC in this July 1957. Bob Drake photo, collection of Tom Sink.

Seaboard Air Line 2-8-0 No. 929 was the first of four locomotives built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1920 for the Charlotte Harbor & Northern. They were numbered 71-74. They had 54" drivers,... (more)