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SCL E6 516 is in command of No. 91, the southbound Champion , at Jacksonville Terminal Station in January 1969. By this date, the Champion ran only to Florida’s west coast; before the April 1968 timetable change, the famous ex-ACL train served bo

SCL E7 564, formerly Seaboard 3038, provides a dramatic nighttime portrait as it pauses at Raleigh, North Carolina, with the southbound Silver Comet . The train was on its way from Richmond to Atlanta over the ex-SAL mainline. The photo was taken o

Pausing on the northbound departure lead, an SCL north local behind three GP7s waits for Train 210 to clear before following it out of the yard at Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Three former SAL Geeps are providing the power, two repainted in SCL stan

The Seaboard Coast Line merged the Piedmont & Northern, a short but busy line with separate segments in North and South Carolina, in 1969. Among the P&N’s assets was a roster of Alco road switchers, dominated by a group of RS3s that fit in n

Four-axle units of many colors congregate on April 16, 1978, at Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac’s Acca Yard on the north side of Virginia’s capital city. SCL U30B 1712 is surrounded by an RF&P unit at left plus Louisville & Nashville

We are at the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac’s Acca Yard in Richmond, Virginia, on October 23, 1973. The power for southbound No. 109 is backing to its train, led by SCL U36B 1776—the famous bicentennial unit. Placed in service in 1971, No.

SCL_SOUTHWIND_AUBURNDALE_FL_10-68 - Stan Jackowski photo.jpg

SCL GP7 916 and GP30 1331, both still in SAL colors, lead 54 cars northbound through Charleston, SC on March 23, 1969. - J. W. Seidl photo, The Garbely Publishing Company collection

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