A colorful line-up of old diesels sit at the Locomotive Specialist Facility in Waycross, Georgia. From left to right, IC 1439 (SW14), CSX 2215 (Road slug), Chicago Central 8190 (GP-10), NS 879 (R... (more)

First outing of the OCS for 2023 is another first, getting the train heading across the Brunswick Subdivision. A very new procedure, allowing for regular daylight photographs on this line for the... (more)

First outing of the OCS for 2023 is another first of sorts, for the photographer, getting the train heading north past the depot. Has only happened like this a couple times thus far. Typically... (more)

Climbing up the hill outside of Jamestown in the early morning light, CSX 3280 leads a train into Waycross by the Cornerstone Church of God

Resting. Waiting. Fading.

Progress Rail Services 3066 sits at the Coastal Pines Technical College in Waycross, Georgia. The locomotive was donated by Progress Rail Services and CSX to the College for their Railroad Technol... (more)

Lettered for Massachusetts Call/Volunteer Firefighters Association and part of the associated safety trainset, #7764 has held a few different paint schemes and road numbers in its time.

LOSX 227 is in the Locomotive Specialist shop being overhauled while LOSX 156 waits for its turn. Photo taken with permission.

Locomotive Specialist 150, which is a former St Johns River Power Park SW1200, waits for its turn to go through their shop for a rebuild. Next to it is the LOSX 156.

Locomotive Specialist 156 is in need of a rebuild as it waits for its turn to go through their shop.

The aftermath of a major train derailment near Waycross gives us a view of a rail car graveyard. No injuries reported for this incident. It is common practice to utilize open areas for derailed eq... (more)

It's entirely possible this had Progress reporting marks for the short trip from Rice Yard, but what used to be CSXT 7018 sits with other units for scrap and/or rebuild. In later years, all of Pr... (more)

A bevy of old locomotives await an uncertain fate on the grounds of Progress Rail Services in Waycross back in 2007. Many of these train engines have no doubt been scrapped in the intervening doze... (more)