Seaboard Air Line road-weary E7A 3025 is completing it's switching at Raleigh, NC with passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 and will depart at 4:15pm for Hamlet, NC, thence Atlanta, Ga., and a... (more)
Subsequent to the July 1, 1967 merger between SAL and ACL, repainting of locomotives for both roads began almost immediately. Initially, Seaboard locomotives received what became known as the "sp... (more)
Seaboard Air Line No 21, "Silver Star" makes a brief station stop at Raleigh, NC in May 1966 on it's Florida-bound trip. The arriving engine crew has been relieved and offers a quick wave as they... (more)
Once the merger between Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line was accomplished on July 1, 1967, locomotives for both roads were quickly re-lettered and re-numbered. The locomotives belonging ... (more)
With less than a month of service under it's wheels, (original) Norfolk Southern GP38 #2002 pauses on the turntable lead at Glenwood Yard in Raleigh, NC in July 1966 awaiting it's next assignment.