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Southeastern Railway Museum Diesel Electric Locomotives |
postcard / collection
#3
Southeastern Railway Museum #3
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Southeastern Railway Museum #3
to Hudson Bay Mining #101
to Southeastern Railway Museum #3
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
#104
New York, Ontario & Western #104
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
New York, Ontario & Western #104
to Hartwell Railroad #5
to Southeastern Railway Museum
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Sep 2003 / Stephen Flynt 
See also our Hartwell Railroad scrapbook in Shortlines for more 44 tonners
Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
postcard / collection
postcard / collection
#1026
Georgia #1026
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Georgia #1026
to Wiregrass Central #1026
to Hartford & Slocumb #1026
to Tennessee Valley RR Museum
to Southeastern Railway Museum
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
Feb 2018 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Feb 2018 / RWH
Opp, Al / Apr 1987 / Robert Duncan Sr.
See also our complete Wiregrass Central Railroad scrapbook in Shortlines
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Jul 2021 / RWH
Jul 2021 / RWH
Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Jul 2021 / RWH
#6901
Southern Railway #6901
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Southern Railway #6901
to Southern Railway #6901
named "Joseph Hewes" 1976
retired by Southern 1979
to Southeastern Rwy Museum
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Nov 2020 / RWH
collection
postcard / collection
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Nov 2020 / RWH
from Southern: A Motive Power Pictorial
- Paul Withers & Tom Sink / collection
postcard / collection
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Nov 2020 / RWH
Nov 2020 / RWH
Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Aug 2021 / RWH
Aug 2021 / RWH
Aug 2021 / RWH
Aug 2021 / RWH
postcard / collection
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
See also these scrapbooks for more Southern E unit coverage:
- Southern Railway Cab Units
- North Carolina Transportation Museum Diesels
- Southern Appalachia Railway Museum Diesels
- Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum Diesels
#8954
UNCOMMON or UNUSUAL locomotive
CSX Transportation #8954
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
CSX Transportation #8954
to Seaboard System #2049
to CSX Transportation #8954
to Southeastern Rwy Museum
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
The EMD SD45-2 is a 6-axle road switcher diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD). EMD built 136 locomotives between 1972–1974, primarily for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (ATSF). The SD45-2 was an improved version of the EMD SD45; the primary visual difference is the lack of flared radiators on the SD45-2. The largest owner of the SD45-2 was the Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe with 90 units, the Clinchfield had 18 units, Seaboard Coast line had 15 units and Erie Lackawanna rostered 13 units.
from The Contemporary Diesel Spotter's Guide
- Louis Marre & Jerry Penkepank (1989) / collection
Seaboard Coast Line #2049
Dolton, Il / Aug 1974 / Kim Piersol
Hamlet, NC / Mar 1993 / Warren Calloway
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Jul 2021 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Aug 2021 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Oct 2021 / RWH
Southern Heritage
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
In November of 2020, Norfolk Southern #8099 — the Southern Railway "heritage unit" — made a visit to the Southeastern Railway Museum. The locomotive spent the weekend on display on the museum grounds in conjunction with the arrival of Norfolk Southern's "Marco Polo" business car. No. 8099 is one of 20 locomotive painted by Norfolk Southern in 2012 to honor the 'fallen flag' predecessor railroads that contributed to the current NS system. A General Electric ES44AC model, she wears Southern's green, white, and gold scheme traditionally applied to its passenger locomotive fleet.
Norfolk Southern #8099
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Norfolk Southern #8099
painted in SOU scheme by NS shops
1 of 10 Evolution units in heritage paint
As part of its 30th anniversary celebration in 2012, NS painted 20 new locomotives in the color schemes of predecessor railroads. The commemorative units quickly became known as NS' Heritage Locomotives.
Since the 1820s, hundreds of railroad companies were built, merged, reorganized, and consolidated into what eventually became Norfolk Southern, itself created from the consolidation of Southern Railway and Norfolk and Western Railway in 1982. In 1999, Norfolk Southern acquired a portion of Conrail. The Heritage Locomotives represent railroads that played significant roles in Norfolk Southern’s history. The first unit, Conrail 8098, rolled out of Altoona, Pa., March 15, and the final one, Lackawanna 1074, rolled out of Muncie, Ind., on June 27.
Each paint scheme was modified to fit contemporary locomotives while staying as true as possible to the original designs. Norfolk Southern employees in Altoona and Chattanooga, Tenn., painted GE ES44AC locomotives, while the EMD SD70ACe units were painted at Progress Rail Services’ facility in Muncie, Ind. The Heritage Locomotives are used in freight service across Norfolk Southern’s 19,500-mile, 22-state network.
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
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Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
Duluth, Ga / Nov 2020 / RWH
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