A visit to the Caldwell County Railroad takes you back to a time when railroading was so popular in America. Shortlines were running all over the country, had a large number of customers, and wor... (more)

Decatur Junction has all 4 locomotives coupled up to some empty sand cars as they prepare to move them out of storage on a cold December day.

Resting quietly in Palmetto Railway's Virginia Ave Yard sits one of their sharply painted GP16s.

The sun sets on idled equipment at Palouse, WA. A business car and GP16 no. 316 rest in the weeds along with some stored centerbeam flat cars. It did not appear that the 316 had been used recently... (more)

A GP16 of Atlantic Coast Line heritage now works for the Caldwell County Railroad as it goes about its daily work.

An Uncertain Future... PREX #1607 heads north out of Assumption Illinois on a cold November day. With OmniTrax taking over the north end of the Decatur Junction Line, the south end faces an uncert... (more)

With an "open door policy" in full affect, the conductor of this mornings PDRR train gives a friendly wave as the train passes by the rural crossing outside Bennettsville.

After a full day working their yard, Domtar Mill, and Mohawk Carpet, the PDRR crew brings their train back through Bennettsville en route to the CSX interchange in McColl.

PREX GP16 1612 spends another night in Fort Smith, Arkansas on the Fort Smith Railroad

Just across the road from Domtar Paper Mill is the PDRR yard. Here they are switching the spur that runs off their yard. Of particular note - the 2 Seattle & North Coast box cars behind the powe... (more)

One of the most picturesque locations on the PDRR line is the old Tatum Depot. The crew is bringing a couple cars from the CSX Interchange in McColl back to their facility in Tatum before putting... (more)

Tucked back in a very secluded and rural section of Marlboro County is Mohawk Industries. The PeeDee River Railway serves this industry and is seen here switching the facility this afternoon.

On a hot and muggy June day, the Pee Dee River Railway is working the Domtar Paper Mill. They would spend this Sunday working the facility before pulling their new cut of cars into the yard for t... (more)

With a former RF&P signal in the background, Buckingham Branch GP16s #5, #3, and #9 are seen in the yard in Doswell, Virginia.

A Sunday afternoon of work brings the Pee Dee River Railway out of their yard to do switching work at the Domtar Paper Mill. Fellow railpictures.net photographer Reginald McDowell is seen watchin... (more)