P90 negotiates the sweeping curve on the north side of Westminster, SC with a classic paint scheme for these parts, #3170 on home rails again.

Q692 crosses the Catawba River (and Lake James) north of Marion, NC on this late Winter afternoon.

589' of smoke, cinders, ash, and steam erupt from the west portal of the Lick Log tunnel on the Old Fort loops as the Norfolk & Western #611 leads an excursion to Asheville, NC.

High-hood GP-50s are a dying breed. It's very likely that this high-hood has seen its last snowfall as it leads the Asheville local past Azalea on this cold February morning.

The Lehigh Valley leads westbound 22A across the Holston River at Bluff City.

CLNA train #120 (Wilson-Chocowinity) passes through the small hamlet of Simpson, NC.

16T passes the classic CPL scene at Arcadia on Norfolk Southern's Shenandoah Valley line.

Full cosmetic restoration is now complete on one of the former "Lost Engines of Roanoke" as #1134 rests at the Railroad Museum of Virginia decked out with a Christmas wreath to celebrate... (more)

The lone SB that currently runs this portion of the ex-CRR is Q696, seen here crossing the Catawba river (and Lake James) near Marion, NC. In the distance you can see Brown mountain and Table Roc... (more)

The Spencer to Lynchburg "Virginian" begins it's journey as it crosses the calm waters of the Yadkin river on a beautiful April morning.

Departing Asheville on their first trip back to Canton, Blue Ridge Southern train T-31 crosses the scenic waters of the French Broad River with some local tube riders enjoy this beautiful day in t... (more)

NS 135 climbs the loops with one of the fresh SD70ACC rebuilds.

Newly acquired former Santa Fe GP30 leads the eastbound run of the Polar Express into Whitter, NC on a wet December evening. Word on the street is that GSMR will paint this unit in the coming mon... (more)

Nashville & Eastern's rock train power sits at Monterey just after sunset on this beautiful Summer evening.

Carolina Coastal's #119 (Plymouth Turn) crosses the calm waters of the Pamlico river with 94 cars (74 for storage) on this beautiful July morning.