Two hustling switchers are roaring back and forth at one of the huge kaolin plants here. They’ll wrap it up around noon. Most other places would be 6:00 PM.

Powder rising into the air, a “BLAM” resounding through the pines. I’d say it might be a slightly hard coupling as the railroad gathers cars to take to the NS interchange in Tennille. No l... (more)

What is the Sandersville all about?. Kaolin, plain and simple. Here with a huge string of the stuff a train heads back to town. If you want to watch switching done as it should be, check out th... (more)

On September 5th, 2000; I started my career in logistics with J.M. Huber. The majority of rail shipping was kaolin clay, including the Sandersville Plant in the background. I left shortly before... (more)

Local residents pay no attention to the Sandersville Railroad street running through the middle of town.

Runnin' the Street: After an efficient afternoon of work on the Deepstep portion of the line, the Sandersville Railroad crew brings roughly 35 cars back into town. Twice a day the crew ... (more)

Work is almost complete for the crew of the Sandersville Railroad as they round the final curve before coming into their yard.

After working the industry at the end of the line, the Sandersville Railroad crew get their train in order as they are just about ready to head back toward their yard. From this vantage point, on... (more)

After coming out of the woods and passing an old house, the crew of the Sandersville Railroad Deepstep job are preparing to cross E. McCarty St, a majoring intersection in the town. Just past tha... (more)

A beautiful mid-February day sees the Sandersville Railroad moving slowly down Tybee Street after working the Deepstep end of the line. It's business as usual for the train crew and locals alike ... (more)

A Sandersville Railroad train has finished switching the two big industries at the north end of the railroad and passes the Robin Spring Baptist Church as it heads back to its namesake town. It wi... (more)

Sandersville Slug #90 and SW1500 #1400 pull a lengthy train down Tybee Street in the small southern town of Sandersville,GA. By just watching the Sandersville Railroad for a couple hours is was ap... (more)

Two Sandersville Railroad jobs work in tandem and do so quickly to spot cars at Meltblown Technologies before moving on to their next task.

Two local jobs working very efficiently side by side. Watching these guys switch was sure a treat and a glimpse into what railroading used to be.

It's just another day on Tybee St. in Sandersville, Ga. as the daily run heads north on this small but yet efficient nine mile long shortline located in central Georgia.