NS 28N at the Southern Railway Station in Salisbury

North Carolina Railroad (Amtrak) 71 at the Southern Railway Station in Salisbury

The NS OCS train with the Southern and Virginian heritage unit lead the way out of Salisbury towards Augusta, GA for the 2025 Masters Tournament.

A surprisingly on time Amtrak 79 departs from Salisbury station at dusk. Amtrak 160, the "Pepsi Can" leads the way.

NS 9902 leads a southbound container train past the Salisbury Depot under a perfect Carolina Blue sky.

Pennsy On The Southern | On a partly cloudy Friday, May 30, 2014, Pennsylvania Railroad E8(A) number 5809 - officially a part of the Juniata Terminal roster - leads a three-car special from... (more)

"Streamliners At Spencer" mainline excursion....I believe they went to the intermodal terminal in Charlotte this day.

Steam crew is in a shoving move on the Norfolk Southern main in Salisbury, North Carolina on a day when passenger excursions were being run out of the North Carolina Transportation Museum to nearb... (more)

She may have a lot of miles on her, but she's still both beautiful and up to the job. Here Southern 630 is seen pulling a passenger special in Salisbury, North Carolina in Aril of 2013.

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NS P61 coming into Salisbury off the Asheville District

After a crew change at Linwood, NS 203 is back on the move South making track speed through Salisbury.

NS 7518 leads a northbound mixed freight past the Salisbury Depot. 7518 was built in November 2005.

Northbound Piedmont Train #74, lead by NCDOT F59PH City of Greensboro, meets a southbound freight lead by NS SD60E 6975 at Eleventh Street Grade Crossing in Salisbury North Carolina.

A year ago, If someone told me that there would be NS M-2's in 2023, i wouldn't have believed them. But here we are. Norfolk southern's power shortage forced them to take several SD70M-2's out of ... (more)

Amtrak 20 pulls from Salisbury Station, with two heritage locomotives up front, and comes to a stop only moments after to hold for NS 15R and Amtrak 73. On the rear of the train you can see two pr... (more)