Southern, SOU GP30 2624 leads after returning from pulling and FP powered excursion train over the hill out of town that morning. It will cross over the massive bridge behind me back into Louisvil... (more)

Four Southern Railway (FTA-B-B-A) with 6902 leading a northbound freight through downtown Atlanta on March 3, 1959. The two left side of the screen tracks belonged to the Nashville, Chattanooga... (more)

For some times, this diminutive 25 ton end-cab critter sat on a stotage track beside the former Piedmont & Northern depot in Belmont, North Carolina. The little guy was built in 1950 by General El... (more)

Southern 3974 performing yard work before returning to Macon.

Here's another forgotten slide of half a dozen Southern cabooses. The railroad was already Norfolk Southern but there's no evidence of the merger here. The number X420 goes along with Sweetwater 4... (more)

There were many scenic views along route of Southern Crescent. This is not that, though water tank was landmark for many years.

SOU 4001 rolling beneath the I-95 overpass as it heads out of Brunswick for its return trip to Macon after making its Saturday deliveries.

Together. The NC Transportation Museum put on a great night photo session as part of the commemoration of the roundhouse's centennial anniversary. Here, the SOU 542 sits next to FP7 6133 in... (more)

Be Careful. The NC Transportation Museum put on a great night photo session as part of the commemoration of the Roundhouse's centennial anniversary. Here, the 1903-built SOU 542 poses on th... (more)

Generations. The NC Transportation Museum put on a great night photo session as part of the commemoration of the roundhouse's centennial anniversary. Here, the SOU 542 sits next to FP7 6133... (more)

Back on Duty. The NC Transportation Museum put on a great night photo session as part of the commemoration of the roundhouse's centennial anniversary. Here, the SOU 6900 nudges the night's... (more)

Striking a Pose. The NC Transportation Museum put on a great night photo session as part of the commemoration of the roundhouse's centennial anniversary. The session concluded with four SO... (more)

Southern Railway train number 46, The Tennessean, is led by ALCO DL-109 6401 as it leans into the curve at Johnson City Tennessee in 1950. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

GP50 7010 still in its Southern paint leads an eastbound by MP 295 as it heads for Danville then points south.

Southern GP50 7059 and two trailing SD40-2's lead a coal empty north towards Atlanta.