Seaboard 544 prepares to pull of the turntable and into its roundhouse stall after another long day of work. The loco later served on the Gainesville Midland until 1959, when the SAL bought the GM... (more)

The engineer on the 544 rings the bell as he enter the roundhouse. Thanks to the NCTM for making this possible.

After bringing in the tired 544 from a long run into the roundhouse to be serviced. The yard enginer talks to one of the roundhosue crew members about the tasks that need to be done to the engine ... (more)

It's 12:05pm. We are at milepost 153.9, Crabtree, NC and Seaboard No. 4, passenger, mail, & express has just crossed Crabtree Creek and is starting the uphill climb to Wake Forest, NC enroute Ric... (more)

It wasn't often that you could photograph the rear of an EMD SDP35, but the opportunity presented itself on this day in January 1967. The yard crew at Raleigh is in charge of the road power for p... (more)

Seaboard Air Line No. 8, The Sunland, has already reached 79 mph leaving Raleigh, NC approaching New Hope Church Rd. Three E units handle the train today, led by E7 3018, followed by Seaboard's o... (more)

Freshly painted, Seaboard RS12 #1472 idles at Yard B, Hamlet Yard, NC., awaiting its' next assignment.

SAL GP30 #503 is being worked through the diesel shop at Hamlet Yard, Hamlet, NC

Seaboard piggyback train TT-23 is heading into Cary, NC proudly led by E7(A) #3023 followed by 2 SDP35's and a GP30. Surplus passenger units were rarely seen in freight service by this late date ... (more)

An experimental paint scheme was adapted to SAL E7(A) units 3040 and 3041. In an effort to reduce painting costs, aluminum siding was fitted to both units. Today SAL No. 3 is awaiting departure ... (more)

"On delivery", SAL GP40 #637 is brand new, dead-in-tow, enroute Hamlet Yard, NC from EMD to be placed in service. The GP40's were very popular with SAL crews and were quickly given the nickname "... (more)

Seaboard Air Line train TT-23 was operated daily except Monday as an extra by the railroad. Displaying white flags, 2 GP35's and a GP30 work the "trailer train" southbound out of Raleigh, NC pass... (more)

Always playing second fiddle to ACL, Seaboard still managed a nice fleet of E units.

The former SAL depot in Apex is now the Chamber of Commerce Building. Outside is a caboose nicely painted in SAL colors on static display, a decoration much like the flowers which surround it.