Built by then-new EMD (formed by the merger of General Motors' EMC and part of Winton Engine on January 1, 1941) in December 1941, Amtrak SW1 737 is still alive and well 73 years later! Th... (more)

A former UP motor acquired from HLCX, now in NS black tiptoes through the swamps of north Florida. A local fisherman reels in his catch and his buddy exchange waves with the crew.

The normal power at New Hope was having some issues, so to handle the excursion duties, the NH&I had no choice but to bring up their freight locomotive from Warminster - former CP SD40-2 #5577. Th... (more)

Mild December weather brings out the railfans to shoot some trains that sat idle on the 25th. Rolling through East Vandergrift is the first of several oil trains heading east with a clean Dash-9 o... (more)

CN Q105 departs Armstrong while a X111 waits for a crew

Built as #423 in August of 1882 for the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central RR, the "One Spot" did not make it into the hands of the Clinchfield Railroad until 1900. It did so by way of it's pred... (more)

A CSX grain train for Rockmart storms through the small town of Taylorsville where nothing much ever happens. This was an original SAL branch line that connected Cartersville to Cedartown. The onl... (more)

Amtrak Regional train arriving on Old Saybrook.

Three AEM-7s in this shot; the middle one is hard to see.

Former MARC 69 has been totally rebuilt from the rail up and painted in a special CSX scheme to match the Geometry Train she will be assigned to. Office car paint was used on the locomotive, wh... (more)

Emerging from the shadow of the tree line at Alabama County Rd. 70 is CSX Z343-04 (NS 601) run north just a quarter of a mile south of the Midway Signals (M.P.-J112.9). This NS trackage right trai... (more)

The westbound K951 splits the CPLs at JD as it comes off of the west leg of the wye.

Growing in numbers and on their way to taking over all conventional duty on the NEC, two Amtrak Cities Sprinters peek out of the maintenance facility at Ivy City on a picture perfect morning.