Streamliners at Spencer.

Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad's former Southern Railway FP7 6143, nee SOU 6143, 3498 stands with train 100 during a rare night outing while tests are conducted of new rolling stock.

Stone Mountain Railroad engineer Casey Thomason hangs an American Flag out the window of ex-Southern FP7 6143 before the train begins its public trips around "The Rock" during the park'... (more)

Idling in "Pebble Ridge", Stone Mountain FP7 6143 is decked out in American Flags as its crew partakes in the park's Fourth of July celebration.

Former Southern Railway FP7 #6143 (later 3498) now operates as Stone Mountain Scenic Railway 6143, pulling excursion trains around its namesake park near Atlanta. Stone Mountain itself is the wor... (more)

While test running the railroad's new car overnight, Stone Mountain FP7 6143 poses on the Memorial Lawn in front of the mountain's famous carving of Jefferson Davis, Robert. E Lee, Stonewall Jacks... (more)

One of Stone Mountain Park’s former Southern Railway FP7s leads the park’s excursion train on Memorial Day. The railroad encircles the base of the mountain and is approximately four miles long... (more)

MILW 97C, a venerable FP7 leads a quartet of vintage EMD power on a transfer run into CNW's Hoffman Avenue Yard adjacent to Milwaukee's Pigs Eye Yard in St. Paul, MN. Behind the train is Dayton Bl... (more)

After running ten public trips around "The Rock" before an early quit due to lightening, Stone Mountain FP7 6147 cools its heels on the Lacey track overnight. On the left of the frame is... (more)

Stone Mountain FP7 6147's unmistakable streamlined face sticks out on the point of Train 100, which will operate around the massive granite rock all day. Fittingly, the railroad is nicknamed "... (more)

Stone Mountain FP7 6147 (formerly SOU 6147 and 3499 while a member of the "Fab 5") is on the point of Train 100, which sits on the mainline after its brake test and before the public tri... (more)

The lines of an F-unit are unmistakable, as seen here in Bardstown, KY, where RJ Corman 1940 and 1941 operate on the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train. The 1940 is ex-SOU 6141 and was numbered 3... (more)

On a warm summer day in central Kentucky, RJ Corman FP7s 1941 and 1940 are tied down in Bardstown, a few feet from the My Old Kentucky Home Dinner Train. The duo was originally built for So... (more)

R.J. Corman's sharp looking pair of former Southern Railway FP7s sit outside the Bardstown depot on a beautiful May morning. The two power the "My Old Kentucky Dinner Train" excursions, and contin... (more)

Train 17, the Birmingham Special. A Roger Puta Photograph