283 splits the intermediate signals on the former Southern main at Bessemer City.

NS 204 swings through the curve at the Bessemer City signals on a muggy Summer morning.

Charlotte-Kings Mountain local P43 passes the Southern-era intermediates at Bessemer City. The train worked an industry just north of the prior signal and crept the few miles at restricted speed ... (more)

NS P43 heads towards Grover passing the Southern intermediates in Bessemer City in a heavy downpour.

Due to recent changes NS is implementing a number of trains is getting either cut or on duty times are being moved to night time. With that being said 172 is one of those trains. It and 173 will b... (more)

204 with a UP leader splits the old southern signals at Bessemer city. These signals sure do look good for their age.

BCOL 4610 lead NS 154 north through Bessemer City, NC, on Veterans Day.

Fifteen or so minutes elapse during this exposure as clouds pass by in front of the moon and the Southern Railway signals at Bessemer City change from approach to clear to guide a southbound down ... (more)

A rerouted 340 blasts through Bessemer City, splitting one of the last examples of wayside Southern Railway-era GRS Type-D signals in active service on Norfolk Southern. Just hours earlier, regula... (more)

Just as the sun begins to break through the trees, NS 154 leans into one of the many sweeping curves in this area of the Carolinas. Guarding the train's passage through the area are a pair of ways... (more)

The Lackawanna heritage unit leads NS 204 past the Bessemer City intermediates on a warm Summer day.

NS 5107 slowly rounds the curve between the Bessemer intermediates leading P43.

The flowers are in full bloom and the trees are starting to bud...in February. NS 154 makes its way through Bessemer City with "DC to AC" conversion unit 4005 leading.

What looks like a Union Pacific reroute is only a foreign power take over of NS 212. 212 splits through the middle of downtown Bessemer City, NC, on Veteran's Day.

The quietness of downtown Bessemer City, NC, gets broken by the sound of a fast stack train with a duo of standard cab GEs leading the way.