Originally built for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in 1957 and rolled over in to Chessie System after the merger in 1973, GP9 #6525 sits and rots away in Athens in present day.

Only on the Hartwell/Great Walton Railroad can you see an EJ&E J Ball SD38 and Rio Grande GP35 working together. They're switching out Rose Acres Feed Mill before heading north to interchange wit... (more)

An almost unadulterated EJ&E SD38 heads north the the NS interchange on the Great Walton/Hartwell RR.

Some of Great Walton's power rests at the shop in Social Circle.

Great Walton GP35, ex RF&P 136, a phase ll model is at Airline, Georgia along with the former Bessemer & Lake Erie SD7 454 on the evening of April 25, 2020.

Hartwell Railroad's GRWR # 6525 is a GP9 engine that was built for the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad in 1957 by EMD. After the merger with Chesapeake & Ohio (C&O) Railway and Western Maryland (W... (more)

Seaboard Coast Line M6 Cab #21121 basks in the beautiful late winter/early spring sun in Monroe, GA where graffiti properly exclaims "OMFG A Caboose!"

Great Walton 3086 sits in Social Circle, GA, still in SP blood nose scheme.

Chessie cat 6525 sits behind an industrial park in Athens, GA, on a cold Winter night.

The Great Walton Railroad's 3086, an Ex Southern Pacific GP40, sits at GRWR's yard in Social Circle, Ga.

An over 50 year old veteran of the rails, Great Walton 6580, built for B&O in January 1958, is seen at the GRWR shops in Social Circle, Georgia with a single tank to be interchanged with CSX in th... (more)

Amid the utter calmness of night, the long forgotten former Chessie System GP9 owned by The Great Walton Railroad sits behind Athens Steel along the old Hartwell Railroad Athens Branch.

This lonely former SCL M6 cab has been on the Great Walton Railorad's Social Circle branch since the early 90s, it was recently moved north of town and stands on a spur during a very soggy Christm... (more)

Great Walton's GP9 6525 has yet to meet it's maker and is seen during another long night of being lost in time at Athens, Georgia. The 6525 has been doomed for the last several years, but despite ... (more)