The second shipment on Norfolk Southern using the world's second largest rail car approaches Assembly in Columbia, South Carolina. The load is destined for the VC Sumner Nuclear station in Jenkins... (more)

The SB Line was a railroad line built and operated by Southern Railway in the North and South Carolina. Much of it has been abandoned since the 1980s though three segments are still active by two ... (more)

Pickens Railroad Baldwin VO-660 sits right at the intersection of four roads in Pickens, SC with two box cars from the original railroad. This was shortly before the railroad was abandoned and tak... (more)

Black is the new blue on the L&C as recently repainted L&C SD60M #8782 shows off her dress blacks. The locomotive is ex-CSX #8782 and was built as Conrail #5562

a Laurinburg & Southern carcass of undetermined number sits uout her final days before inevitable scrapping

Pickens Railroad Baldwin VO-660 and two box cars sit at the old shop in it's namesake town while a PICK GE U18B and former South Carolina Central GP10 sit in the background.

The South Carolina Railroad Museum in 2005 dug this old American Locomotive Company (Alco) crane out of the woods on part of the unused portion of their tracks back in 2005. She now sits on displa... (more)

A local CSX crew works a small spur in Charlotte near their rail yard. To access the track, they took a spur to the right (out of frame) then back down the track to my left crossing an industial s... (more)

Two railroad crewmen ride a car as it drifts onto a siding on what used to be called the Extension Cord Line in Kings Creek, SC. The rail line was recently put up for abandonment.

Norfolk Southern's Virginian heritage unit is in charge of local train P75, a freight out of Columbia, South Carolina that goes down the R Line to Monetta, SC.

A bevy of old locomotives await an uncertain fate on the grounds of Progress Rail Services in Waycross back in 2007. Many of these train engines have no doubt been scrapped in the intervening doze... (more)

Pickens Railroad crosses over Hwy. 29 in Anderson, SC during the resulting rain from Hurricane Francis in Sept. 2004.

PICK 9508 is a General Electric U18B built for the Seaboard Coast... (more)

The ever present helicopter circling the North Carolina Transportation Museum with select photographers like the kid who shelled out 50 dollars a pop.

Savannah & Atlanta 2715 is on display at the George State Railroad Museum in Savannah, Georgia. It was the last of 11 GP35’s bought by the Southern Railway with full S&A lettering in December 19... (more)

Norfolk Southern SD70M-2 2683 had only been on the railroad's roster for ten months when I made this photaograph in December 2005. She had a short shelf life on the railroad, however, and was sold... (more)