A double empty coal train waits on the mainline for southbound train I125. Two 3,000 series CSX locomotives meet here, as #3340 passes the DPU of the hooper train #3383.

Heading north and operating as a DPU, CSX heritage unit #1972 pushes and keeps the slack out of this empty hopper train.

Former Conrail engine powers the circus train through east Al.

Operating in "home territory", CSX's "Atlantic Coast Line" heritage unit leads train i12509 south by the decrepit ACL depot in Wadley, Alabama.

The Monon heritage unit is in the lead of CSX manifest train M684. I snapped a shot as it briefly came into view heading north pass the old Wadley train depot.

Leading a GE companion and 92 empty covered hoopers through the town of Wadley, is a rebuilt MAC. The new blue and gold paint of the current CSX .com scheme shines as the evening sunlight illumin... (more)

CSXT 4568 leads train I14105 in the late evening coming through Wadley, AL

One of the twelve new heritage units that CSX has been painting lately, gives this empty hooper train a shove on its way for more coal. The Family Lines unit rolls by the historic Wadley Depot t... (more)

A single unit heads south through Wadley with car loads of crossties.

Speeding by on the mainline, I125 passes the Wadley Depot with containers from all over the world. This train operates daily for CSX.

CSXT 1897 "Monon" and 1853 "New York Central" leads train M20826 through the small town of Wadley, AL early in the morning.

CSX Train I028-13 snakes northbound up the main line at Wadley, AL., as they meet train M647.

Loaded with 49 cars of rock, this AC unit leads W061 pass the Wadley Railroad Depot (Built 1907). This shipment is bound for Hogansville, GA.

STILL STANDING! Built in 1907, the Wadley Depot could use some TLC after standing for more than a century, but over all isn't a complete lost "YET"! The railroad it served was th... (more)

CSXT SD70MAC #4568 painted for Operation Life Saver's 50th anniversary, leads Train I141-05 south as they pass through Wadley, AL., in the last few minutes of light