Cotton Belt B36-7 7771 is seen on the whisker tracks around the turntable in Los Angeles' large Taylor Yard on September 21st, 1981. This GE diesel was involved in a wreck in Moscow, Texas, on Ap... (more)

A quintet of 4-axle power leads an eastbound Southern Pacific piggyback train past the railroad's West Colton Yard in Bloomington, California, on March 6th, 1985. On the headend is SP B36-7 7762,... (more)

Ex-Seaboard B36-7 5852 leads a westbound covered hopper train through Lansdowne on CSX's Capital Subdivision.

Rolling Prairie winter sunset
An eastbound Conrail freight speeds through the snow at Rolling Prairie, Indiana, at 4:22 p.m. on January 15, 1994. On very cold days in the winter, lake-e... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

An LMS Dash 8 passes a B36.

A trio of units sits across from the platform at was once the Amtrak Sanford station for the Silver Service trains.

As thunderstorms build over the Ohio River valley near Maysville, an eastbound TTI drag under the power of a trio of -7's, interchanges with CSX at the small CSX/TTI interchange yard in downtown.

I believe this was the only order from GE during the short existence of this interim railroad. No EMD trade-in trucks on these.

Coming off the Atlanta Division bound for points north I guess. I confess I never paid much attention to where trains originate or terminate, only to where the train and I are going to be simulta... (more)

Another short-lived application of "elephant ears" apparently to lift smoke. The GEs were know for "gassing" deadhead crew members in trailing units. Apparently it didn't work.

eastbound Evergreen stack train approaching Dominguez Jct, Dominguez, CA

An odd circumstance --- a Santa Fe GE B36-7 on the point of Amtrak No. 5 "California Zephyr" on the former D&RGW westbound out of Denver at Rocky, Colo. on Aug. 28, 1992.

Curving through Otis, Indiana, a Conrail piggyback train led by General Electric B36-7 No. 5015, rumbles eastward on July 1, 1990.

An eastbound intermodal train roars through the gargantuan cut at West Perrin on the Williams-Crookton Line Relocation.