An all GE consist in the form of a CSX YN3B sandwich brings today’s 197 car long Q601 through the open range area of Cusseta. Recent tree and shrub removal have cleared up the scene here allowi... (more)

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It's been nearly two years since the train symbol of Q611 was used on the A&WP/WofA subdivision, but with the ever changing CSX landscape under the new regime some old symb... (more)

Freight train L617 pulls its 95 cars up to the grade signal protecting the north end of Cusseta storage track. The old US&S color light signal continues to stand tall meanwhile its replacement is ... (more)

The 4055 sits tied down on the Cusseta siding this evening with 15 empty cars behind it. The local will take these 6 center-beams and 9 wood chip hoopers south the next day where they'll be dropp... (more)

The blue hour begins to envelope the sky as the South End Cusseta signal continues to display its "clear" green light. This Absolute Block Signal is telling any southbound train that th... (more)

Signal trouble this evening has caused the AC6000 lead Q617 to slowdown as it comes to a stop at SE Cusseta. After a brief pause, the train would be back on the move again. Also residing in Cuss... (more)

A pair of GE Dash 8 models have the 78 auto racks that make up today's Q220 under control as it rolls through Cusseta passing the Collins Farm signage along the way.

A clean looking ES44AC in the YN3b scheme leads the nocturnal running Q282 through the forested backwoods of Cusseta, Alabama. This train of empty auto racks has a straight shot to Montgomery wit... (more)

Q619 rolls through the farmlands of Cusseta as it passes over the entrance to Collins Farm. This farm has been at this location since 1944 breeding cows and heifers, while enjoying a long history... (more)

Nearly a year to the date of when this photo was taken, A746 finds itself once again tied down in the Cusseta siding on a dreary, moistu... (more)

With their air conditioning set to full power, a leaser locomotive rounds the curve at Cusseta as it brings the 86 cars comprising today's M617 south along the A&WP subdivision.

The A&WP local has called the Cusseta siding home for tonight as its train of 3 cars and 2 locomotives relax under the stars and relative silence found here.

The engineer of today's Q617 gives a friendly wave as he leads his standard cab Dash 8 wearing the new boxcar logo through the s-curves at Cusseta. The 78 cars and 2 locomotives lean into the sup... (more)

CSX Freight Q619-13 heads Southbound as they pass through the beautiful Country side of Cusseta, AL.

CSX Freight Q619-13 heads Southbound as they pass through the beautiful Country side of Cusseta, AL.