Headed for the mill. With a cut of 10 cane cars and some executive "varnish" along for the ride, US Sugar's 1920 ALCO Pacific #148 runs at track speed (about 40 mph) toward the company's su... (more)

The US Sugar Corp's 'Sugar Express' 4-6-2 148 is southbound on the way to the Okeelanta Mill area on a charter run with cane cars directly behind the Alco.

On the morning of October 1st, 2020, the United States Sugar Corporation railroad kicked off the 2020 harvest season by having the first revenue train pulled by their newly restored ALCO 4-6-2 #14... (more)

Heading south from the North Pole. The Florida East Coast Railway Toys For Tots train has become an annual tradition in the Sunshine State. Leading over the 300 plus miles from Jacksonville to Mia... (more)

Exceptionally rare for a single GEVO to lead a train on the FEC. This was the Monday only 228 on a foggy morning in the Nation's Oldest City.

2nd LNG set now in operation. During Matthew, the storm surge covered the bridge here. Now one week later trains are now running normally even with some leftover high water.

It is a foggy cool morning in the Nation's Oldest City as FEC 226 swings through.

Southbound Florida East Coast Cincinnati to Miami "The Royal Palm" running on FEC and Southern Railway, FEC E8A 1032 and 1034 are taking on fuel and water at Fort Pierce, Florida August 08, 1... (more)

Seaboard Air Line C420 115 is awaiting service at Hialeah diesel shop in Miami, FL. In the background, SAL E7B 3107 is just out of the paint shop.

Celebrating passing the 5M page-view mark here at railpictures.net with these uploades, John is pleased his photos are appreciated by those born in the new millennia, and feels very connected by w... (more)

John requests this next series of photos be uploaded as he seeks to thank the entire railpictures.net crew and audience worldwide for eclipsing the 5M page view count on his photos shared thus far... (more)

Three Florida East Coast Champion ES44C4s (818, 800, 809) lead FEC train 101-13 across Spruce Creek just south of Spruce Creek siding.

A new era on the Florida East Coast as the newly arrived ES44's take 226 north for the first time. The duo has been bouncing from train to train in the past week.

A matched set of Florida East Coast "Champion" SD40-2s lead southbound train 121-23 over the San Sebastian River at St. Augustine at approximately 22:00 on November 23.

...and the Florida East Coast was changed forever. One of many new GE ES44C4 locomotives that now belong to the FEC. Some may not be a fan of the new motive power, but no one can argue about the... (more)