A trio of Dash 8's lead the Seminole Gulf Railway's Arcadia Turn as it makes its southbound run to Fort Myers with cars from the CSX interchange in Arcadia. After rolling through Punta Gorda, the ... (more)
The Seminole Gulf Murder Mystery train has dropped off its passengers and is ready to head south to tie up for the night.
After arriving in Fort Meyers, Florida the Seminole Gulf Railway's Arcadia Turn has dropped their train in the yard and is pulling an empty centerbeam car from L&W Supply after spotting a loaded c... (more)
A trio of Dash 8's lead the Seminole Gulf Railway's Arcadia Turn as it makes its southbound run to Fort Meyers with cars from the CSX interchange in Arcadia. The train is just south of Fort Ogden,... (more)
Gone but not forgotten. This for B&O unit is history by all reports but nice in its fresh paint. Photo by Dave Petke. From my collection.
#580 is one of two ex-FEC high hoods on the Sarasota side of the railroad.
A Seminole Gulf northbound rolls under Oil Well Road on the section of the line that parallels I-75. The Florida DOT bridge inventory marker testifies to the line's heritage.
Seminole Gulf northbound at Punta Gorda.
Seminole Gulf northbound crossing the secondary channel of the Caloosahatchie River at Tice. The track washed away by Hurricane Ian lies off to the side of the span.
Seminole Gulf blasting off northbound from Ft. Myers.
Seminole Gulf 580 at the CSX Interchange at Oceno
Preparing to depart, Seminole Gulfs Murder Mystery Train consist is sitting at at the Fort Myers Station.
On a warm Summer Evening, Seminole Gulfs Murder Mystery Train is seen silhouetted against against the falling sun along the Caloosahatchee River.
Heading out of the town of Fort Myers bound for the bridge that crosses the Caloosahatchee River, Seminole Gulf no 502, a former F9A is seen at the point as they make way North.
