The Southern No. 2601 diesel locomotive, purchased by Southern Railway in 1963, was one of 120 such locomotives the company ordered over two years, workhorses that pulled fast freight trains. Check out the history in our latest #NCLearn video, then see the No. 2601 pulling the museum's on site train ride this weekend at the museum that moves you. Ticlets amd information are avialable at www.nctrans.org. | N.C. Transportation Museum

The Southern No. 6133 diesel locomotive purchased by Southern Railway in 1950, completing the company's transition from steam to diesel. The engine ran all across Southern's lines and ended a her career powering memorable trains from Salisbury to Asheville. Check out the history in our latest #NCLearn video, then see the No. 6133 on display, and on the roll, at the museum that moves you: www.nctrans.org | N.C. Transportation Museum

Coaster 2105 will be on the weekend trains at the Southern California Railway Museum both Saturday July 5th and Sunday July 6th, 2025! Stop by for a leisurely ride on the museum’s demonstration railway in Perris, CA. See you there! #trains #coaster2105 #railroads #museum | Coasterfan2105

2.1K views · 2.2K reactions | Join us for BBQ, Boots and Brew: a KCBS Sanctioned Master’s Series BBQ Competition, a day full of amazing BBQ, unique craft beer, and live music on Saturday, April 13th. In addition to the delicious food and drink we will have available this event will also feature Live Music performances including The Storytellers, and of course we will be operating our historic trains & trolleys. Fun for the whole family! | Southern California Railway Museum | Facebook

Rain or shine, Monticello Railway Museum’s Railroad Days is in full swing, this weekend. Southern Railway 2-8-0 No. 401 is seen departing with a mixed freight-passenger train. - Lucas | Trains Magazine