SOU Ry. No. 5, The Piedmont, observing a station stop in Danville, Va.

SCL No. 228 is on it's knees working a heavy train northbound into Bracey, Va. enroute Richmond, Va. Today, GP40 1552 leads the laboring hotshot, followed by an SDP35, another GP40, and a GP18 in... (more)

Three Baldwin AS-416's idle outside the diesel shop at Glenwood Yard, Raleigh, NC in December 1973. White flags are displayed on engine 1611, as this set of power will handle an extra south about... (more)

Original NS train No. 63 is stepping across the bridge over Middle Creek near the community of Banks, NC, just south of Raleigh, NC in December 1970 enroute Charlotte, NC. The cleared land in the... (more)

Original NS Extra 1615 South (Gulf Turn) leans into the wide reverse curve at Willow Springs, NC enroute Gulf, NC. 34.1 miles away. This job will work back to Raleigh, NC arriving tonight about 1... (more)

Seaboard F3 4032 idles on the ready track at Hamlet Yard, NC on October 2, 1966.

Seaboard Coast Line's No. 275, dedicated piggyback train, is approaching the community of Millbrook, NC (just north of Raleigh). Todays train is interesting in that it is unusually short and is b... (more)

Seaboard Coast Line passenger, mail, & express train No. 4 slams through Bonsal, NC. The "Original" Norfolk Southern's Durham Branch crossed SCL at this remote community 24 miles south of Raleigh... (more)

Seaboard Coast Line passenger, mail, & express train No. 3 is making fast time approaching Franklinton, NC in February 1968. The consist of No. 3 has diminished considerably by this date and the ... (more)

SCL Extra 619 North is working just north of Millbrook, NC handled by SDP35 619 still in the split-image paint scheme, followed by SDP35 601, now sporting SCL black and yellow, followed by a GP40 ... (more)

Seaboard Air Line F3 4031 was found in local freight service working some of the turnaround jobs out of Raleigh, NC for a week or so in April 1966. Seaboard's F3's were usually found in through f... (more)

What a difference 1 week makes ... In the months prior to the July 1, 1967 merger between ACL and SAL, a number of Seaboard E units began showing signs of extremely worn paint and lettering sugg... (more)

In the months prior to the July 1, 1967 merger between ACL and SAL, a number of Seaboard E units began showing signs of extremely worn paint and lettering suggesting some preparation was being mad... (more)

It's 12:01pm at Raleigh, NC and passenger, mail, and express train No. 4 has just released brakes and begun it's northward roll towards Richmond, Va. E7 3034 leads an SDP35 and a typical consist ... (more)

SCL C630 2213 heads up an extra south out of Acca Yard in Richmond, Va in October 1967. Initially several ex-ACL locomotives received the SCL "speed lettering" logotype and numbers under the loco... (more)