UP 2184 & 2646 bringing MBNAS through Atlanta in the last suckerhole of light downtown. They would've been here at least 30 minutes sooner had they not had a PTC mishap leaving the yard.

UP train MBNAS with one of the Alton & Southern SD60s heads south through Atlanta, IL.

UP 2688 leads a grain train South through Atlanta.

A pair of 2 window SD60M’s lead MBNAS South on the UP Springfield Sub. This train is now abolished and these units are back in storage more than likely.

Union Pacific Railroad's South Local, LSF54, based out of Bloomington, Illinois, flys along the former Alton Route as it approaches Lazy Row South of Atlanta, Illinois. The South-bound local only ... (more)

Amtrak train 303 screams through Atlanta, Illinois at 79mph on its way to St. Louis. Recent cold weather and locomotive failures have pressed the 500 series units into mainline service. The former... (more)

UP ONCE A FAST 40 SAS Once a ''Fast 40'', bracketed by two Centennial Locomotives and numbered 8037, the locomotive is now in a more pedestrian environment as Union Pacific Railroad SD40-2 rebuil... (more)

Union Pacific 2280 South sails along the Mother Road, Old US Route 66, as it passes through Atlanta just as the snow begins to fall, February 28, 2015. Steve Smedley photo

Atlanta Fire Department's Pierce Sabre Engine 28 has just been washed and detailed by firefighter Kyle Combs, as Union Pacific train M ASBN blasts across Vine Street in the central Illinois town l... (more)

Amtrak train number 22, the Texas Eagle, screams through Atlanta, Illinois doing the track speed of 79miles-per-hour, on Sunday morning Feb. 13, 2011 behind locomotive #145 , the first of four l... (more)

Amtrak train 300 screams through Atlanta, Illinois early Friday morning, the last day of April 2010 with a former Amtrak F40PH converted into a NPCU, or Non Powered Control Unit. The NPCU's were... (more)

A CSXT AC4400CW, leads Union Pacific train M BNAS (Bloomington - Alton Southern) through Atlanta, Illinois on a brisk Saturday afternoon, Oct 25, 2008. STEVE SMEDLEY PHOTO