Built for SCL. Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.

On the side of Duff Mountain two units await southbound train. One still wears the colors of our beloved Clinchfield. An occasional car over on US 25, the wind and perhaps a distant chainsaw are... (more)

Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.

I kinda wish this railroad had lasted longer. Nice paint on locos and IMHO the best looking coal hoppers ever. One of my favorite GEs back before EPA stifled that beautiful exhaust sound. Hey, ... (more)

Northbound train, already well into CSX, but L&N has been obliterated so further painting is no rush. LOL.

The northbound "juice train" was a fan favorite in those days. I understand it not longer operates. Probably inconvenient.

An L&N original leads a lengthy lashup headed for Louisville as summer approaches and the midwest haze hugs the ground. Photo by Mike Dolenski. From my collection.

One of my favorite modern paint schemes and very likely my very favorite GE model. Photo by Tony Vanier. From my collection.

Former L&N SD40-2 8027, leads a southbound coal train through the former Clinchfield RR yard at Spartanburg South Carolina.

Seaboard System SDP35 4595, seen at the yard in Hamlet NC with SBD SD35 4590, was built by EMD in November 1964 as Seaboard Air Line 1114. When the SAL merged with the Atlantic Coast Line, it bec... (more)

A local heads north with a GP16 in charge.

SBD, Seaboard, CSX SD50 8512-SD40-2 8130-GP38-2 2152, with an eastbound R396 departing Connellsville, and heading up through the Youghiogheny River gorge on the B&O Keystone sub, at South Connells... (more)

SBD, Seaboard System B36-7 5902 leads a eastbound Q396, and meets Chessie C&O GP40 4379 west, on the ex-B&O Keystone sub at the signal known as Broadford, Pennsylvania May 21, 1987. Jack D Kuiphof... (more)

Originally SCL, patched with its new owner's reporting mark.

Wearing the "Vengeful" paint scheme, this unit is typical of what happened to former L&N under the new management. I guess they forgot all that money this railway produced while they we... (more)