NS SD70ACe #1231 "Atlanta" landmark series unit leads train 378 east across the Chattahoochee River into Columbus, GA. as they cross the Alabama/Georgia state line.

NS 137 takes a break as it continues to work the yard in Columbus, GA one afternoon. Today this manifest train is lead by the famous Southern heritage painted GEVO. The paint matches well with t... (more)

Southern still Serves the South
The 9475 shows off a recent Southern Railway decal placed underneath the road number on the engineer's side of the cab. Someone was mighty proud of thi... (more)

The NS "railroaders" unit passes the Central of Georgia passenger station in Columbus, Georgia.

On the morning of September 11, the NS OAR train with the 9-1-1 "Honoring First Responders" unit is about to start its third day of hazmat training for first responders in the region.

April 1, 1976, was the first day of "Conrail"...49 years later, Norfolk Southern's Conrail heritage unit leads train 378 into Columbus, Georgia, along former Central of Georgia trackage.... (more)

378 eases through the former Central of Georgia yard in Columbus, Georgia, during winter storm Enzo.

"Reading Leading" train G17 as they depart from the rock mines in north Columbus, Georgia, with another unit train of Herzog ballast cars for southeastern maintenance of way projects.

Yard Job G46 shoves on a cut of cars at Columbus Yard.

A couple of clean Geeps bring a short consist through the streets of Columbus on a clear day.

NS 1650, originally built July 1974 as NW 1650

Just guessing, I'd say the C of G Es were off the SB Seminole while the IC unit is the NB Seminole or the City of Miami. I don't remember but it appears to be winter. That is a great old coaling... (more)

The "Georgia Express", on display along the Columbus riverfront on Georgia Southwestern trackage, during its statewide tour in May of 1991.

Genesee in Georgia. Columbus and Chattahoochee Railroad (CCH) locomotives 2182 and SD40-2 no. 3349 are seen resting at the railroad's headquarters in Columbus, GA.

Cargo in Columbus. Norfolk Southern (NS) AC44C6M no. 4281 and C40-9W no. 9603 are seen in the railroad's yard in Columbus, GA.