An Alabama & Tennessee River Railway (ATN) Freight Train is seen here tied down at 32nd Street in Birmingham, AL., waiting for a crew to take the Train into Boyles Yard to interchange with CSX.

An Alabama & Tennessee River Railway (ATN) Freight Train is seen here tied down at 32nd Street in Birmingham, AL., waiting for a crew to take the Train into Boyles Yard to interchange with CSX.

Alabama and Tennessee River GP40-2LW 9401 is on the point of a train tied up in Guntersville, Alabama on the Fourth of July in 2019.

An Alabama and Tennessee River train is tied up in Guntersville, Alabama.

Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train GS1 crosses the Coosa River at Ohatchee, Alabama with ATN GP40-2LW 9401 and ATN SD40R 7371 both running long hood forward. The train is headed to Gadsden... (more)

ATN Z390 is at Birmingham, Alabama nearing the CSX interchange at Boyles Yard May 14, 2017

ATN Train Z390 is seen here tied down for the weekend at 43rd Street in Birmingham, AL. Once a fresh crew gets on they will head South for a few miles to interchange with CSX at Boyles Yard

Alabama & Tennessee River's single painted unit, GP40-2L Nº9401 stands at 41st Street in Birmingham, Alabama at the head of Z390 on  May 15, 2017 

An ATN Freight Train is seen here tied down for the night at 42nd Street in Birmingham, AL. Waiting on a new crew to take the Train on south into Boyles Yard to interchange with CSX

ATN local GY2 rolls down the middle of Locust St. in downtown Gadsden, AL and is headed toward the ATN Gadsden yard. The train is powered by EMD GP40-2LWs 9401 and 9651. The 9401 is the railway'... (more)

ATN train M715 (Gadsden-Guntersville turn) descends the grade through Littleton with an abnormally large train, and lacking dynamic brakes, creates a smell not often sensed in modern railroading a... (more)

Switching at Guntersville is ATN’s pair of former CN wide cab GP40-2s. The newly painted 9401 is the first and so far only unit painted for the ATN, while the trailing unit, 9651, still retains ... (more)

ATN 9401 (ex-CN/HLCX) is the first locomotive to be fully painted and lettered for the Alabama & Tennessee River Railway. The spiffy new paint job, which is similar to paint schemes found on some ... (more)