Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Z390 heads north for Gadsden, AL, as they pass through Irondale, AL, with former BN/BNSF SD40-2 #7204 leading former Southern Pacific (SP) SD40T-2 #5387

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Z390 heads north for Gadsden, AL, as they cross over Norfolk Southern's AGS South District here at 32nd Street in Birmingham, AL.

Alabama & Tennessee River Railway Train Z390 heads back towards home rails for Gadsden, AL, as they depart CSXT's Boyles Yard in Tarrant City, AL.

ATN (Ex. SP) 5387 leads ATN Z390 through Irondale, AL

Jerry and Kevin grab a cut of loaded scrap gons from Progress Rails big facility in Albertville,AL utilizing an ex Canadian National GP40-2LW & ex D&RGW SD40T-2 now owned by OmniTrax's Alabama & T... (more)

Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train M715 pulls out of the Tucker Milling facility in Guntersville, Alabama after picking up an empty tank car.

With an interesting assortment of locomotives, Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train M715 is switching at Tucker Milling in Guntersville, Alabama. The crew is making a reverse move after sett... (more)

Alabama and Tennessee River GP40-2LW 9401 is on the point of a train tied up in Guntersville, Alabama on the Fourth of July in 2019.

An Alabama and Tennessee River train is tied up in Guntersville, Alabama.

Former BN SD40-2 and SP SD40T-2 work industries at Guntersville, originally NC&StL territory.

Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train GS1 crosses the Coosa River at Ohatchee, Alabama with ATN GP40-2LW 9401 and ATN SD40R 7371 both running long hood forward. The train is headed to Gadsden... (more)

Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train GY1 rolls passed an open field in Ivalee, Alabama with ATN GP40-2LW and 22 empty covered hoppers. The train is headed to the ATN yard in nearby Gadsden, ... (more)

With a well worn former Canadian National GP40-2LW, Alabama and Tennessee River Railway train GY1 is about to cross Gallant Road in Ivalee, Alabama with 22 empty covered hoppers.

A trio of Alabama & Tennessee River Railway (ATN) Locomotives are seen here resting for the weekend in Ragland, AL.