Train 100 is departing Crossroads on another trip the famous rock during the park's annual Pumpkin Festival.

Mr. Cheney is at the throttle of the former Southern Railway FP7 as Train 100 meanders around Stone Mountain Park.

Train 100 emerges from the shadows as they approach the Walk-Up Trail crossing. The empty train is on its way to the shop to tie up after pulling guests around the rock on the annual Yellow Daisy ... (more)

Train 100 waits for an afternoon thunderstorm to pass before continuing on with the remainder of the day's trips around the mountain. Former Southern Railway FP7 No. 6147 reflects in a small pool ... (more)

Stone Mountain FP7 #6147 and its train navigate through the tight s-curves along the backside of the famed piece of granite.

Fellow RP contributor Jordan Hood brings Train 100 over the walk-up trail with a former Southern FP7 for power.

Stone Mountain train 100 passes the out-of-service wye connection to CSX's former Georgia Railroad mainline at the walk up trail on a pleasant spring afternoon.

Stone Mountain Park's 6147 (a former Southern FP7) leads its excursion train through the pine forests on a muggy July afternoon.

Former Southern Railway FP7 #6147 rounds a bend on the backside of Stone Mountain with the park's first train of the morning.

On the Saturday before Father's Day, former Southern Railway FP7 no. 6147 leads train 100 through a few of the many sharp curves around Stone Mountain. Little of the railroad is straight, and near... (more)

Stone Mountain Railroad FP7 No. 6147, in its Central of Georgia inspired livery, hauls the day's final train around the namesake mountain on a chilly November night.

The Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad's former Southern Railway FP7 carries another load of passengers through some beautiful fall foliage around the Rock.

A veteran crew handles Train 100 with ease, notching out for the ascent to the Memorial Depot after descending the 4% grade into the bottom of the Hollow Block.

One of Stone Mountain Park’s former Southern Railway FP7s leads the park’s excursion train on Memorial Day. The railroad encircles the base of the mountain and is approximately four miles long... (more)

After running ten public trips around "The Rock" before an early quit due to lightening, Stone Mountain FP7 6147 cools its heels on the Lacey track overnight. On the left of the frame is... (more)