Southern Railway SD40-2 #3316 (flying white "extra" flags), SD45 3143 and another SD40-2 lead an empty "Pride" coal train back to the transloader on the Tennessee River at Pride, Alabama. The tow... (more)

Southern Railway GP50 #7088, later to become Norfolk Southern #7088, ready to lead a 3B District train north to Birmingham

Southern Railway SD40-2's #3224, 3261 & 3288 lead a "Pride" coal train towards the NA District junction at 27th Street. Southern Railway SD40-2 #3224 was built September 1973 and later became Nor... (more)

Southern Railway GP38-2 #5235, flying a white "extra" flag, has just towed Southern Railway B36-7 #3819 to Peagram Shop complex, for short-term storage, on Atlanta's south side.

The former Central of Georgia Railway depot located on Southern Railway's Union Springs - Andalusia, Alabama branch. A classic house track with freight platform in foreground, 40 foot C&NW box ju... (more)

Amtrak train #819, the Crescent, has just departed the Birmingham Passenger Station on its southbound run to New Orleans

Burlington Northern MP15DC #1000 sits on the Shop Lead. #1000 was built March 1975 as Frisco (SLSF) #361. Unit later became BN #4000 and later Burlington Northern Santa Fe #3700

The Western Railway of Alabama Opelika Switcher had limits between Auburn, AL and West Point, GA. As of the date of this photo, there is still good industrial business around Opelika, normally r... (more)

Delaware & Hudson #408 (Alco C420) was built in 1964 as Lehigh Valley 408 and acquired by D&H in March 1976

Columbus & Greenville Baldwin AS-416 #606 was built September 1951

Georgia Railroad GP40-2 #756 being used as power for the LaGrange switch engine. #756 was built December 1972 and later became Seaboard System (SBD) #6644, then CSX #6390

Seaboard Coast Line Baldwin VO-1000, EMD repowered, #101 was built August 1942 as Atlantic Coast Line #12. Unit was later repowered with an EMD 567 1200hp diesel.

SCL 4733 was built June 1950 as Seaboard Air Line GP7 #1726 and later renumbered to Seaboard Coast Line #906 prior to entering the GP16 rebuild program at Tampa's Uceta Shop complex

Chattahoochee Industrial Railroad RS1 #97, with the name "Old Ninety Seven" on the cab above the number, outside the shop complex. #97 was built by Alco in November 1947 as Washington T... (more)

To the right of the lead unit was the Auburn siding, which ran between Donahue Drive & Gay Street. Several years before this photo, the east end of the siding was removed to a point 300 feet in f... (more)