An empty Maintenance of Way equipment train passes through the town of Thomasville on the way to Linwood and points South.

The mighty 611 hardly makes a sound as it slips through the recently opened double track section just south of Thomasville, NC. I am still quite surprised at how quiet such an impressive machine c... (more)

Former Union Pacific SD9043MAC Now NS 7238, leads hotshot Atlanta bound intermodal 203 southbound through Thomasville during the wee hours of October 16, 2016.

The N&W 611 is seen chugging north through downtown Thomasville, NC after midnight, flying pink ribbon flags for breast cancer awareness, on a deadhead move from the NCTM in Spencer, NC back to it... (more)

Shortly after 7 a.m in the small city of Thomasville, North Carolina, the early Monday morning quietness is briefly disturbed as N&W 611 thunders through, heading home for Roanoke. The J traveled ... (more)

NS 36Q rolls under the classic Southern Railway intermediates in Thomasville, NC. As one can see, these signals are living on borrowed time.

Crepe myrtles are in full summer bloom in central North Carolina as NS 158 sweeps into the curve in downtown Thomasville with the Conrail heritage unit on the point.

NS 952 with the executive F Units rolls northbound through beautiful downtown Thomasville, NC passing by the big chair.

Norfolk & Western Class J 611 nears the end of a two day ferry move to the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer NC from Manassas Va following a weekend of excursions.

Selma to Linwood manifest 349 makes an appearance in Thomasville, NC with the Norfolk and Western Heritage ES44AC leading the way just before midnight on May 11, 2016.

Southern painted NS SD40 No. 3170 leads E14, relief for P94, south through Thomasville, NC on a comfortable April night. This was such a treat to see on the high iron of the Piedmont in 2016.

Norfolk & Western Class J No. 611 leads the Virginian from Spencer, NC - Lynchburg, VA and return. Seen here underneath the still active Southern Railway signal bridge in downtown Thomasville, NC ... (more)

RNCX 1859, "City of High Point", leads Amtrak 75 west through Thomasville, flying through town at track speed.

A very long 194 rolls southbound through Thomasville under the old Southern signals.