A Line of exotic diesels at the Spencer roundhouse. Southern 6900 has always been my personal favorite.

Amtrak 307 side by side with NW 611... If only photo conditions were much more ideal.

1/20th handheld pan of P60 returning to Linwood yard having been tied down for the night just a few miles away in Salisbury.

After 21 years, and complete overhaul, N&W 611 is sitting outside NCTM Bob Julian Roundhouse receiving wax coating before making the move north back home to Roanoke, VA.

The Southern 2601 basks in the late morning sun as it idles next to the Bob Julian roundhouse.

Former ACL 250 ton Derrick 65358 and later CSX 985250 has arrived at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer. The crane was donated to the museum by a private individual and was moved ... (more)

Former ACL 250 ton Derrick 65358 and later CSX 985250 has arrived at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer. The crane was donated to the museum by a private individual and was moved ... (more)

Restored Southern Railway GP30 2601 powers the daily train around the museum grounds at the NCTM as it rolls through a curve near the Barber Junction Depot.

A pair of Classic EMD Streamliners rest inside the NCTM Roundhouse.

Restored Southern Railway GP30 2601 has just departed the Barber Junction Depot with the final trip of the day around the NCTM grounds as it rounds a curve near a railroad signal display.

Restored Southern Railway GP30 2601 shoves under the former Southern signal bridge as it takes the museum train back towards the Barber Junction Station.

After pulling through the NCTM property and into Norfolk Southern's Old Spencer Yard, Amtrak 037 and a consist of seven former VRE bilevel passenger cars shoves down the Museum Lead into the museu... (more)

Amtrak 037 enters the north end of the North Carolina Transportation Museum Museum with seven former VRE bilevel passenger cars in tow. The cars are owned by the Foxville & Northern, but will be u... (more)

An Amtrak extra move consisting of seven exVRE bi-level cars now owned by the Foxville and Northern Railroad arrive at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer NC.

The chances of three consecutively numbered locomotives getting placed on the same train are slim to none. Let alone all three still in Conrail paint. That is exactly what happened in late Septem... (more)