CSX 5306 leads a manifest train south under the Mobile Convention Center.

What appeared to be a CSX local consisting of a small consist of some hoppers and tank cars is stopped for a red signal, next to the SS United States, this was a complete spur of the moment shot, ... (more)

The Gulf, Mobile and Ohio (GM&O) Passenger Terminal, also known as the GM&O Building or Union Station, is a historic train station in Mobile, Alabama. Designed in the Mission Revival style by P. T... (more)

Stop Here Soon? CSX M724-21 is returning from Theodore, AL on the evening of Sunday, October 21, 2018 as the sun has swung around to give us light on the engine’s nose. An interesting tri... (more)

Light power headed north across the drawbridge.

With their owner prominently displayed on the warehouse in the background, the TASD has shoved 48 gons of pig iron out of the Port and is preparing to drag them into West Yard for interchange with... (more)

Mobile has a lot of dwarf signals, with 3 in this photo of New Orleans-Nashville M520 pulling into town.

The former City of Dothan is looking a little rough, with a spray painted number and no other markings except for the Alabama State Docks website on the frame. Soon, it'll likely be converted to ... (more)

Scene To Change Soon. CSX M724-21 was on the way to Theodore, Alabama on the afternoon of Sunday, October 21, 2018 as it passed through the Mobile Convention Center in Mobile, Alabama with ... (more)

The Country Job passes a memorial to someone who was more than Medieval, he was a Mid-Evil dude who loved motorcycles and drag racing.

Two days after catching the unit coal bucket getting fueled and ready at Bessemer, we finally catch CSX C240-23 (Bessemer,AL-Mobile,AL) arriving into the TASD Yard limit as the train slowly heads ... (more)

99 loads of Northern Alabama metallurgical coal are a few miles away from unloading at the Alabama Port Authority McDuffie Terminal.

Alabama & Gulf Coast Job 140 switches their yard with the inbound road power, a pair of ex-BNSF C44-9W's. Perhaps its the novelty, but I think the orange & black paint looks good on a clean GE.

Well into 1987 the lead unit on this empty covered hopper train has not been renumbered or relettered.

The TASD switches Merchants Transfer Company