Former FEC GP38-2 works at the South Carolina Central yard in Floyd, South Carolina with a crew back in July of 2013. The locomotive was built for the Florida East Coast Railway in 1978. I met som... (more)

I posted the helpers first. Here is the front of that train I uploaded earlier. Back in the coal days. Back when there were locomotive on the roster not numbered in the 4000s, LOL.

2618, 2675 & 2309 pass Custer City whilst hauling the 'North Train' south from Enid to Clinton

After interchanging with the CPKC, 3832 shoves a cut of cars back to the Fort Smith Railroad yard

Westbound local has finished its work and is racing home to Bristol in one of many small towns along the line. Nowadays it's six axle power.

A bright orange locomotive brightens up an otherwise dreary Saturday afternoon in South Georgia. The SAM Shortline is seen just east of De Soto, Georgia counting down the miles until they are bac... (more)

52, 55, 53, 57 & 59 approach the Clifton interchange with a train from the Morenci mine

Snow In Bethlehem. Norfolk Southern Train H76 passes CP Bethlehem in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on the evening of March 8, 2019 with the Steel Works in the background. NS GP38-2 5620 (née-SOU... (more)

A&O At Night. The Appalachian and Ohio Railroad operates 158 miles of rail lines between Grafton and Cowen, West Virginia that were once the Cowen and Pickens Subdivisions of the Baltimore ... (more)

Engine 261 runs around the consist at YA Block limit. To set out cars in the Brookhaven rail terminal.

Founded in August 2005, the railroad commenced its first operations on January 1, 2006, when P&L Transportation, formerly Four Rivers Transportation, the parent company of both the Evansville West... (more)

With all the work completed at the various customers on the north end of the line, the Buffalo & Pittsburgh BT3 is on the southbound leg of their trip back to Butler. With a late run north, the su... (more)

TVRM locomotives lined up at the Soule shops.

RS 70 making up the train for the day.

The new Rock Island Rail showed us some southern hospitality on our visit to Mississippi, a railroad of class, ran by great people.