Standard Railroad of the South
Built by the American Locomotive Co. Richmond Works in 1919, the logo of ACL 1504 still adorns one of the few USRA designed steam engines that remains in... (more)

Doing it old school, the rear end brakeman on this Dothan-bound freight jogs to catch his train after throwing a switch. Moving mounts/dismounts, cabooses, most of the track shown in this photo - ... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 434 was one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. She had 69" drivers, 22 x 28 inch cylinders, boiler pressure of 200 lbs, and produc... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The round trip originated in Tampa, ran east to Lakeland, and continued north to Rainbow Springs. A stop at ... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The round trip originated in Tampa, ran east to Lakeland, and continued north to Rainbow Springs. A stop at ... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. A stop at the Lakeland roundhouse and terminal was included and numerous photos were exposed at various stop... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

The Peninsular Railfans Club promoted a trip on the Atlantic Coast Line on May 1, 1949. The trip was headed by ACL 4-6-2 427, one of 45 P-3 Class locomotives built in 1914 by the Baldwin Locomotiv... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 1508 was one of 70 P-5a Class locomotives built in 1918 by the Alco Locomotive Works to the USRA light Pacific design. The P-5a locomotives were very fast for their time ... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-0 Class K-5 1003 was built in 1906 by Burnham, Williams & Co. She had 64" drivers, 20 x 26 inch cylinders, boiler pressure of 185 lbs, and produced 25,553 lbs of tractive e... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 0-6-0 Class E-4 138 was built in 1904 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. She had 51" drivers, boiler pressure of 180 lbs, and could produce a respectable 26,510 lbs of tractive e... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 1640 was one of 165 P-5b Class locomotives built between 1922 and 1926 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. They were designed as a dual purpose "Pacific" to take over freigh... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 0-6-0 Class E 1136 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works to the USRA design. She had 51" drivers, 21 x 28 inch cylinders, boiler pressure of 190 lbs, and could produce a re... (more)