SOU 6900 and ACL 501 rest in the North Carolina Transportation Museum's roundhouse.

Outlined by its replacement in the dying sunlight, this classic profile is without peer.

Did PRR and SOO ever serve the same terminal? I doubt it, but this shot reminds me of those great pictures at passenger terminals with a variety of colorful motive power.

As it should be. I would love to see these pulling anthracite up a steep grade.

Displayed for the big “Streamliners” event a wonderful occasion but, oh the heat.

Starting as C&NW, a stint on NJT, lettered for Reading, stenciled for one organization and owned by another, this beautiful unit may have an identity crisis.

Another eastbound manifest nearing Lynwood Yard.

Would you believe Souther was short on power and head end cars and this set ended up in North Carolina? OK, would you believe..........? No doubt about this, it’s pretty.

History Lives! Shortly before the 611 night shoot session began at the N.C. Transportation Museum, I caught these two classic old diesels resting with the 611 in the background getting rea... (more)

Amtrak train 75, the midday southbound "Piedmont" service, powers down the tracks at Five Row in Spencer, NC on December 16, 2018.

A pair of locomotives pull southbound Norfolk Southern intermodal train 213 up to speed at Five Row in Spencer, NC on December 16, 2018.

Downgraded from the beautiful “Zephyrs” racing across the plaines this magnificent beast humbly provides museum visitors it’s a delightful tour.

Cascades in the Carolinas. While a couple NCDOT units were out for PTC installation, Amtrak sent a Cascade F59PHI unit to pinch-hit. Here, train 75 rolls over the Yadkin River to en route Charlott... (more)

Blowing off some Steam! The 611 blows a little steam as it prepares for a trip on the N.C. Transportation Museum Grounds in Spencer, N.C.