Seaboard E4A #3009 is working train 4 in this January 12, 1960 view from the Raleigh Tower at Raleigh, North Carolina. Seaboard EMD E4A's were built between October 1938 and November 1939, numb... (more)

Seaboard GP7 1801 built 9/52 and rebuilt to a GP9M in March 1956 M.U.'d with GP9 1964 built 10/52. Photo taken at Raleigh, NC on October 29, 1966 eight months before the SAL+ACL merger in 1967.... (more)

Seaboard rostered only seven EMD NW2's switchers numbered 1406-1412. NW2 no.1410 illustrates the standard Seaboard switcher color scheme at the Atlanta rail yard on March 19, 1958. Photographer... (more)

Seaboard Baldwin DRS6-4-1500 baby-face styling numbers 2700-2702 operated mostly on Florida secondary runs. Zipping along at 65MPH, train 8 with #2700 is near Coleman, Florida on this November ... (more)

Rolling out of Union Station bald PRR 4248 with 4268 leading train 22 The Manhattan Limited on its journey to New York on July 20, 1967. Photographer Al Holtz, from my collection.

Chicago & Eastern Illinois had 30 GP-7's numbered 203-232. Photo by K.L.Douglas, from my collection.

Seaboard Coast Line E6(A) 522 (Shovel nose) leading the SouthWind and L&N E7(A) 791 heads train 15, both being refueled and watered at the Louisville Union Station on April 04, 1967. Photo by L... (more)

The"Nancy Hawks" was a popular Central of Georgia and later Southern Railway passenger train in Georgia. Running a distance of 294 miles between Atlanta and Savannah. It was named after a race... (more)

Missouri Pacific E7A-B pairs 7016 resting between runs of the Colorado Eagle at D&RGW's yard in Denver, Colorado on June 10, 1960. The 7016 was part of an order for four A-B pairs delivered in Jun... (more)

The Clinchfield Railroad was primarily a coal hauler, although not as big as B&O, C&O, N&W and others. The gray and yellow 3010 was one of 24, SD40s such units in the Clinchfield, seen here at S... (more)

Missouri Pacific 4602 is at the headend of a trio of RS-11s running westbound through Kirkwood, Missouri on August 14, 1960. After purchasing something near a legion of GP7's and GP9's the order... (more)

Missouri Pacific GP7 4210 performing the local duties near Lincoln, Nebraska on July 17, 1958. Photo by Lloyd Keyser, from my collection.

Missouri Pacific bought a batch of 18 PA-3's in 1952 numbered 8019-8036. One of the MoPac pair leads the Southerner out of Little Rock, Arkansas for its overnight run to St. Louis, Missouri on ... (more)

In the last year of Monon's small passenger business, high-nose Alco Century 420's 501, 502 and 503 took over for the twenty year old F's. On May 25, 1967 Monon's number 5 departs Chicago's IC ... (more)

C&EI GP35 263 and 244 roll past the depot at Villa Grove, Illinois with a long string of hoppers in tow on May 7, 1966. The C&EL bought four batches of GP35's and the 263 was part of the third ... (more)