Louisville & Nashville GP30 #1025 tied up on the House Track. #1025 was built December 1962 and later became Seaboard System #1356

C&O 3010 leads three other EMDs through Midlothian. Tom Golden photo.

Seaboard System GP30 #1357 in the Boyles Yard Service Center. #1357 was built December 1962 and delivered as Louisville & Nashville #1026.

SCL GP30 #1324 with the Seaboard Air Line emblem showing thru the paint between numbers "3" & "2" under the brakeman's window. #1324 was built December 1962 as Seaboard Air Li... (more)

Three Coos Bay Rail Link GP30s are currently "stored" on the new industrial spur off the Ennis Sub in El Mirage, AZ.

Southern 2594 pulls up to a station stop at East Chattanooga with the 2pm edition of the Missionary Ridge Local. With the increased number of locomotives owned by TVRM, the 2594, leased from the S... (more)

Southern 2594 returns to GJ with the 12:30pm edition of the Missionary Ridge Local. With the increased number of locomotives owned by TVRM, the 2594, leased from the Southeastern Railway Museum, i... (more)

Roster of CBR 2446 at Bumstead, AZ.

A trio of ex Coos Bay Rail Link GP30's have arrived at their new home at Bumstead, AZ along BNSF's Ennis Branch, northwest of Phoenix.

Southern Railway train 1st #45 heads across the fill at the Waverly Parkway underpass. 45 & 46 were the long-distance locals that worked from Columbus, GA to Sylacauga, AL.

EMD GP30 Nickel Plate Road 900 was built in June of 1962. It would later become Norfolk & Western Railway 2900 and ultimately Norfolk Southern Railroad 2900 before retirement, where it is preserve... (more)

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe GP30s 3200 (ex-ATSF 1200) and 3213 (ex-ATSF 1213) at San Bernardino, California, on August 29, 1981.

For a few minutes, Soo Line owned St. Paul. Here SOO GP30 no. 700 waits its turn to enter St. Paul Yard (Pigs Eye) while GP35 728 and two more GP30s lead a transfer job north out of the yard, and ... (more)

A quartet of GM&O GP units riding on former Alco FA trucks, has cleared Rock Creek Junction and climbs out of the Missouri River Valley.