One of Caldwell County's Family Lines painted GP16s lays over for the weekend in Hickory.

These didn't impress at the time but most have worked many years for their later owners.

Pee Dee River train 30 at Mt Zion Road

Pee Dee rolls westbound between Tatum and Bennettsville.

Pee Dee heads west at Tatum, crossing US 15/401.

Pee Dee started their day at Tatum and shoved to McColl to pick up a sizeable inbound train. Here they are just underway from McColl, heading to the paper mill.

Sky Railway's Halloween Express is leaving the state controlled portion of the old Lamy Spur and running down the former Lamy Spur proper. While freight traffic remains skeletal in the famed city... (more)

Pee Dee River train 20 pulling out of the Domtar Paper Mill

Ex-L&N 414/SCL 4804 at the helm of the revived Santa Fe Southern "Sky Railway" excursion. While not billed as their "Fright Train", there does appear to be an extra passenger ... (more)

Proceeding to the Interchange After its industry work, the PDRR heads to the CSX Interchange in McColl, SC.

A local heads north with a GP16 in charge.

In October 2004, the Pee Dee River Railway passes the old freight depot in Tatum, South Carolina. PDRR 1842 is a EMD GP16 built in 1952 as SAL GP7 1795. She remains in service on the shortline rai... (more)

Heading for the Interchange. After a long Monday, the PDRR heads back to McColl with a load of cars to deliver to the CSX interchange.

Pee Dee River 20 at Williamette Road

An old GP16 takes a break on a Sunday afternoon in Sturgis.