A CSX manifest crosses the trestle over I-24 in Whiteside as it approaches Chattanooga with an SD40E3 in tow.

Norfolk & Western #611 rolls into the historic Staunton station, where it will be pulled back to Goshen by a pair of Buckingham Branch diesels. The current depot was built in 1902 by the Chesapeak... (more)

One of US Sugar's switcher engines works the backside lead at the giant Clewiston mill.

USSC #148 runs around its train at Palmdale Siding.

Dozens of BNSF units lie in the deadline in Galveston. A number of standard cab Dash 8s and newer Genset engines can be found here.

The Norfolk Southern Geometry train crosses the Loxahatchee River on its way back to Jacksonville. Workers are building a second drawbridge here to accomodate future Brightline service.

USSC #148 approaches Palmdale, where it will run around its train and run tender first back to Clewiston.

A former Southern Pacific caboose sits at La Marque just outside the Texas City Terminal Railway yard. Now owned by UP, it seems to have been out of service for a lengthy period of time, with its ... (more)

The Sugar Express' rare mileage train pauses on the Bryant Yard lead to take on water. Today's excursion took passengers along the FEC K Branch on the east side of Lake Okeechobee.

Great Smoky Mountains Railroad's Steam Engine, Number 1702, stops to unload passengers at the Bryson City depot.

It's love bug season in South Florida, as you can tell by the dozens of bugs splattered across the front of CSX 9969. Having just spun the wye at Lewis Terminal, it now has to head back up the Au... (more)

USSC #148 crosses a small trestle in Palmdale.

After dropping off a cut of empty rock hoppers at CSX Kaley Yard, Conrad Yelvington #2112 heads back to their plant to tie down for the day. In the background are engines 292 and 224. 292 is an Al... (more)

Amtrak 97 pulls into its Orlando stop with the Dash 8 Phase III heritage unit trailing ALC-42 #332. Over the past couple of months, Siemens' new Charger engines have begun leading Silver Service t... (more)

FEC 414 undergoes maintenance at the New Smyrna Beach shops.