TVRM's Southern 4501 crosses the Chattooga River at Trion as it heads south for Summerville.
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum's Summerville (TVRM) Steam Excursion's resumed this year for the first time in almost 5 years. After the announcement a few weeks ago that they were going to resum... (more)
After making their run south to Summerville, GA., Southern Railway Steam Locomotive's #630 and #4501 are double heading on TVRM Train 325 northbound back to Chattanooga, TN., seen here crossing th... (more)
Doubleheader on the Summerville excursion in the rain as they head south into Trion
The Summerville, Georgia bound doubleheader is seen coming into Trion, Georgia with Southern 630 in charge.
The National Weather Service has just issued a severe thunderstorm for the Trion and Summerville area as Southern 4501 leads the Summerville Steam special south across the Chattooga River bridge i... (more)
Tennessee Valley Railroad 2-8-0 Nº610 is southbound several miles north of LaFayette, Georgia in October of 2005.. (Slide Scan
Tennessee Valley Railroad 2-8-0 Nº610 is southbound near LaFayette, Georgia in October of 2005.. (Slide Scan)
Tennessee Valley Railroad 2-8-0 Nº610 is southbound near Trion, Georgia in October of 2005.. (Slide Scan)
TVRM's final Summerville Steam Special of the season works its way through the beautiful Autumn landscape of Northwest Georgia, with Southern steam gems 630 and 4501 in the lead.
On the first weekend of steam for 2019, Southern 4501 streaks through Trion, Georgia with the Summerville Steam Special, bound for its namesake.
Southern Railroad's 4501 leads the Summerville special.
Southern Railway 4501 storms across the Chattooga River in Trion, GA with a photo freight as part of a Lerro Productions Charter. The engine, and sister 630 spend two days delighting photographers... (more)
Southern 4501 leads a freight over the Chattanooga River in Trion as a part of a Lerro Productions photo charter.
Southern 630 and 4501 bring a small freight over the Chattanooga River in Trion toward Summerville.
