79 (locomotive number) on 79 (train number) as the "Carolinian" passes a cotton field that will be harvested soon.

The northbound Carolinian turns to head on to New York well before the Selma station was rebuilt.

A photographer gets his photo of Amtrak "Carolinian" train 79 going though Ashland, Virginia. As of the 3rd of November the foliage was just beginning to peak in the area.

Northbound Carolinian heading towards Raleigh and points north with the Phase III heritage unit on the point.

The "Carolinian" doesn't stop at Tim's River Shore; too bad--the clam chowder is excellent, and the train-watching is good also!

The Charlotte bound Carolinian is running 2 hours late and isn't wasting no time coming through the small town of Micro, NC with the near extinct and classic searchlight signals in the background.

Amtrak 79 the southbound Carolinian blasts off from High Point's Amtrak station with phase IV heritage unit leader.

The "Carolinian" headed north over Neabsco Creek

Phase 2 Heritage unit 66 looks great rolling the "Carolinian" north on the former RF&P

Dashing through the snow.... The Carolinian rolls through the heavy snow only yards away from the Amtrak Station to pick up weary holiday travelers.

For a period during 1985, Amtrak trains 89 (the Palmetto) and 889 (the Carolinian) operated over the RF&P as a single train and were separated at Richmond for southbound operation to destination. ... (more)

The Carolinian heads the Buckingham Branch diamond in downtown Doswell on its way north to New York. Canon EOS 50D

Northbound Carolinian train 80 crosses over South McDowell Street on its way out of Raleigh and on to New York.

The Carolinian is on time and running at a good clip after leaving Cary and heading for Raleigh.

The southbound Carolinian blasts through Doswell on her way to Charlotte, NC