SERM's GP30 leads a TVRM Chickamauga Turn back to Chattanooga.

CSX train Q614 charges past milepost 136 on the West Point Route as it gains a running start for the climb up the hill through Notasulga. The train is approaching the junction where the WofA used ... (more)

NS train 325 crosses over the Tennessee River at Bridgeport, utilizing CSX trackage rights. 325 generally has a large consist (seven units in this case), most of which are dead-in-tow and have jus... (more)

KXHR's former Southern SW1, complete with a full SOU paint job, sits in front of the engine shed in downtown Knoxville while the 203 is readied for a day of Three Rivers Rambler Christmas Express ... (more)

The 203 leads its train off of the Three Rivers Trestle (which crosses the Holston River just yards away from where the Holston and French Broad converge to form the Tennessee River). The rivers a... (more)

A Three Rivers Rambler excursion comes by the old tree near Ned McWherter Riverside Landing Park on the outskirts of downtown Knoxville (www.threeriversrambler.com).

Shortline steam engines and skyscrapers seem an odd combination but the 203 seems strangely at home as she backs down to her train in downtown Knoxville. The Three Rivers Rambler steam crew keeps ... (more)

The University of Tennessee's Neyland Stadium forms the backdrop as the Three Rivers Rambler Christmas Express prepares to board passengers at Volunteer Landing, alongside the Tennessee River in d... (more)

Having just filled the tender with water, engineer Chris Starnes lifts the water spout back up to the tank while Jeff Parrott observes.

The 203 storms up Henry Hill on a chilly December morning with the Christmas Express in tow. This pastoral setting is just minutes from downtown Knoxville.

The 203 leads a Three Rivers Rambler Christmas Express trip toward Marbledale.

An NS local backs down the river branch through Decatur's riverfront Rhodes Ferry Park.

A very new BNSF GEVO leads NS train 735 over the Tennessee River drawbridge. This empty coal train unloaded at Georgia Power's Plant Scherer and is heading back to the Powder River Basin for anoth... (more)