"The Lifesaver Local" Getting one last chase in before taking a hiatus till fall, I went out to Union City, GA to chase CSX 4568 (50th Anniversary Operation Lifesaver) leading L694 (Unio... (more)

CSX Q028 crosses the NS at 'Howell Tower' late one summer evening at the old goat farm

G70 makes its way towards East Point passing through King Plow

NS 177 at Circle in downtown Atlanta

Hot Night In Hot 'Lanta. A few months into regular operation since opening on December 30, 2014, then Atlanta Streetcar 1003 waits departure from the Centennial Olympic Park Station on the ... (more)

NS #8114 leads W46 under the signal bridge at 'Wells' beginning their trip south to Macon

Four Southern Railway (FTA-B-B-A) with 6902 leading a northbound freight through downtown Atlanta on March 3, 1959. The two left side of the screen tracks belonged to the Nashville, Chattanooga... (more)

Norfolk Southern's "Railroader Appreciation" unit leads its very first train, 391, departing Inman Yard in Atlanta with mixed freight for McDonough and Macon, while a yard job with an Ec... (more)

Here's another forgotten slide of half a dozen Southern cabooses. The railroad was already Norfolk Southern but there's no evidence of the merger here. The number X420 goes along with Sweetwater 4... (more)

Norfolk Southern's "Railroader Appreciation" unit awaits its next assignment at the Inman Yard engine terminal in Atlanta.

CSX military train S455 enters NS trackage at 'Circle' while NS 18E waits for a signal at 'Spring'.

Canadian Pacific SD70ACu #7016 leads a loaded military train onto the Inman Park Belt off the Georgia Road heading for the Abbeville Sub as they depart Atlanta.

During the late evening CSX Q611-15 (Atlanta,GA-Montgomery,AL) is doubling in the departure yard before getting permission to depart south out of the Atlanta Terminal. What a fond distance memorie... (more)

Two SD33ECO's and their slug mates work a cut of cars at Inman Yard

Under the night sky, Civil War railroad icon "Texas" glows within its glass display case at the Atlanta History Museum.