Seaboard Air Line No. 57, "The Silver Meteor", operating as Passenger Extra 3048 South, is running exactly 12 hours and 30 minutes late due to heavy snow and operational issues between the Northea... (more)

Seaboard Air Line No. 22, "The Silver Star", is running about 4 hours late on this March 1965 morning. It's now 11:40am. We are just north of Raleigh, NC and E7A 3018 plus two other E7's are on ... (more)

NC Transportation Museum Roundhouse

Built in 1900 by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, the Hamlet, North Carolina, passenger station was constructed to serve two tracks at a 90º crossing. Today, after having been moved across the ea... (more)

Representing two of the southeast's largest railroads, Seaboard Air Line 2-10-0 544 is displayed inside the Robert Julian Roundhouse alongside Atlantic Coast Line E6 501. In 1967 these one-time r... (more)

Seaboard Air Line E7(A) 3017 and E7(A) 3041 will handle local passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 departing Raleigh, NC this afternoon in September 1966. Engine 3017 was Seaboard's first E7(... (more)

Seaboard Air Line passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 has just departed Raleigh, NC passenger station in August, 1966.

Seaboard Air Line No. 75 has just reached the crest of the hill as the merchandise train works into Apex, NC in April 1967.

"Can you tell me the price on that locomotive?" Part of the Spencer Roundhouse became a temporary gift shop for happy customers during the Streamliners at Spencer event.

The North Carolina Transportation Museum held its Spring Kick-off on March 15th 2014. A few hanger queens including SAL Russian Decapod 544 got to see a little sunshine for a change.

Seaboard Air Line passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 is approaching Harrington St. as it departs Raleigh in July 1966. E7A 3040 is fitted with aluminum sides (as was E7A 3041 which was simi... (more)

Seaboards' only E9, 3060 is in charge of passenger, mail, and express train No. 3 leaving Raleigh, NC in March 1966.

Built in 1934 at the Bessemer shops of Pullman Standard, this B6 boxcar based on the American Railroad Association design and is notable for being the first all steel 40 foot boxcar built for the ... (more)

Seaboard Air Line GP7 1700 idles at the diesel shop in Hamlet NC.