On a nice fall afternoon, three pieces of railroad history reside at the Southeastern Railway Museum.

Chattahoochee Valley #21 sits alongside GA 1026, which is waiting for museum visitors to board the 2:15 train.

GA 1026 backs down the hill with the daily caboose train.

The foreign power invasion continues

Three pieces of the Southeastern Railway Museum's collection rest in the pleasant afternoon sunshine. From left to right, there is NYO&W 44-ton switcher #104, Chattahoochee Valley 2-8-0 #21, and G... (more)

Crescent and Cabeese: One of the remaining Crescent Limited E8s pokes its nose out of one of the buildings at the SERM as some women explore the Family Lines caboose outside.

A young woman adjusts her camera settings for some photos of the former Florida East Coast pacific and famed excursion locomotive proudly serving as a display inside at the Southeastern Railway Mu... (more)

The engineer of the 1950 EMD guides the one car museum train with ease back from the shop on a bright Saturday afternoon at Georgia's official transportation museum.

Former Georgia Railroad GP7 #1026 pull its single car train from the shop lead back to the display area of the Southeastern Railway Museum, during it normal weekend season run.

A retired SCL/ L&N caboose and the SOU 6901 sit on display at the Southeastern Railway Museum.

NS 118 takes his time getting through Duluth as he will meet 153 at Walters.

NS 221 splits the signals at Duluth, GA

NS 237 is among just a few Intermodal trains that didn't get annulled today from the Thanksgiving Holidays. Here you see him diverging at Duluth to meet 118.