The CSX local to International Paper in Cantonment, Fl departs Goulding Yard north as it passes the baseball field of Pensacola Christian Academy.

"The World's Whitest Beaches" The southern coast line. For several miles after turning out of Goulding Yard the Florida Gulf and Atlantic Railway's P&A Subdivision briefly follows the coast line i... (more)

On the south side of Goulding Yard, CSX 6143 backs a cut of cars down the yard track as it passes FURX 7156 and 8159. A Conrad Yelvington switcher (CYDX 305) can be seen further down as it serves ... (more)

CSXT 5243 is the lone engine on this train bound for Flomaton. Here it passes several cuts of GE Generators from the plant here in Pensacola as it pulls out of Goulding Yard.

The Pride of Pensacola, SLSF 1355, stands proudly in one of the main streets in what appears to be a new coat of paint. 1355 was originally a 2-8-0 built by Alco in 1912. She was one of seven SLSF... (more)

CSXT 2061 (GP38-3) leads a load of windmill parts through Pensacola.

CSX M735-30 rounds the curve on the CSX P&A sub into Pensacola with the last true road train that will ever operate for CSX on the line. YN2 AC4400 395 made a great leader, and the clouds held off... (more)

A friendly wave from a crewman of CSXT 2061 (GP38-3) lets me know that they are ready to leave the Port of Pensacola Yard with a load of windmill parts.

It was a beautiful morning in Pensacola. Q602-11 had made a mostly nocturnal run from Mobile-Pensacola over the PD and M&M Subs. He got a new crew, and the train was ready to leave town around 8:0... (more)

M736 with a sweet leader for 2017 slides down the west track just north of Downtown Pensacola. I wasn't planning on stopping for anything, but when 736 toned up with the 8576 I turned downtown to ... (more)

With the news that the P&A and Tallahassee Subdivisions would be put up for sale I had been trying to get as many shots as I could of the line before it was not under CSX ownership any longer. Wit... (more)

M736 with an SD70mac is seen scorching east out of Pensacola at the onset of the Blue Hour. The train was 60 cars this evening. He had rock for Galt City, Defuniak Springs, and a stop at Anderson... (more)

I guess if the Gulf of Mexico is considered the Atlantic Ocean, then we used to have a transcontinental railroad. I think that's green. It would have looked better if I didn't have to think so h... (more)

Originally L&N, ex SBD an early repaint that has had a rough life already.

This will never happen again..... P960 the Return to Service Inspection Train glides along the Pensacola Bay shore. This is the first time in 11 years that Amtrak has ran along this route. The ro... (more)