Jeffrey Stoner Photography

Jeffrey Stoner Photography I am a photographer of animals and trains. I sell my images in galleries throughout the Southeast.

The final preparations before heading to Summerville, GA. Southern Railway 4501 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type steam locomot...
06/15/2026

The final preparations before heading to Summerville, GA.

Southern Railway 4501 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type steam locomotive built in October 1911 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Railway. 4501 served the Southern hauling freight until being retired in 1964.

The engine appeared in many movies and television shows. In the TV show Christy, the engine pulled the train that took the main character from her home in Asheville to the fictional town of Cutter Gap, TN.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

06/13/2026

Over the River and Through the Snow

No. 481 is a K-36 class 2-8-2 "Mikado" type narrow gauge steam locomotive built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1925 for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad (D&RGW).

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

4501 is passing the former Peerless Woolen Mills in Rossville, GA.For decades, No. 4501 proudly wore the passenger color...
06/11/2026

4501 is passing the former Peerless Woolen Mills in Rossville, GA.

For decades, No. 4501 proudly wore the passenger colors of the Southern Railway, carrying riders across the Southeast and beyond. From local excursions to long-distance trips, her green livery became a symbol of steam’s living legacy.

For many guests, this paint isn’t just a color — it’s a memory. It represents first train rides, family traditions, and the unmistakable presence of steam in motion.

“In a year when we’re celebrating the museum’s 65th anniversary and the locomotive’s 115th birthday, it feels only right for her to come back in Southern Railway passenger livery for a limited celebratory season,” said Penelope Soule Gault, TVRM spokeswoman.

Southern Railway 4501 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type steam locomotive built in October 1911 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Railway. 4501 served the Southern hauling freight until being retired in 1964.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

06/10/2026

#205 is traveling on the heights above the Santium River near Stayton Oregon.

Engine 205 was built in 1924 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, PA for the San Joaquin and Eastern Railroad and used by the railroad until it shut down in 1933.

Following the closure of the SJ&E the locomotive was sold to the Santa Maria Valley RR and moved to Santa Maria, CA. The 205 operated on the SMV until 1950 when it was donated to the city of Santa Maria and placed on display in 1950.

In 1983 the 205 was sold to George Lavacot and moved to Independence OR. where the restoration of the locomotive began. George and a group of friends met regularly over the following 38 years to bring 205 back to life.

In 2021, following the successful restoration of the engine, George sold the engine to the Albany and Eastern Railroad.

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4501 is rounding the bend in Rock Spring, GA. For decades, No. 4501 proudly wore the passenger colors of the Southern Ra...
06/09/2026

4501 is rounding the bend in Rock Spring, GA.

For decades, No. 4501 proudly wore the passenger colors of the Southern Railway, carrying riders across the Southeast and beyond. From local excursions to long-distance trips, her green livery became a symbol of steam’s living legacy.

For many guests, this paint isn’t just a color — it’s a memory. It represents first train rides, family traditions, and the unmistakable presence of steam in motion.

“In a year when we’re celebrating the museum’s 65th anniversary and the locomotive’s 115th birthday, it feels only right for her to come back in Southern Railway passenger livery for a limited celebratory season,” said Penelope Soule Gault, TVRM spokeswoman.

Southern Railway 4501 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type steam locomotive built in October 1911 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Railway. 4501 served the Southern hauling freight until being retired in 1964.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

06/08/2026

4501 is passing the former Peerless Woolen Mills in Rossville, GA.

For decades, No. 4501 proudly wore the passenger colors of the Southern Railway, carrying riders across the Southeast and beyond. From local excursions to long-distance trips, her green livery became a symbol of steam’s living legacy.

For many guests, this paint isn’t just a color — it’s a memory. It represents first train rides, family traditions, and the unmistakable presence of steam in motion.

“In a year when we’re celebrating the museum’s 65th anniversary and the locomotive’s 115th birthday, it feels only right for her to come back in Southern Railway passenger livery for a limited celebratory season,” said Penelope Soule Gault, TVRM spokeswoman.

Southern Railway 4501 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" type steam locomotive built in October 1911 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Railway. 4501 served the Southern hauling freight until being retired in 1964.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

Reflections of a BaldwinPolson Logging Co. No. 2 is pulling a mixed freight at Smith Lake close to Garibaldi OR.No. 2 is...
06/07/2026

Reflections of a Baldwin

Polson Logging Co. No. 2 is pulling a mixed freight at Smith Lake close to Garibaldi OR.

No. 2 is a 2-8-2 "Mikado" steam locomotive built by the Baldwin locomotive works in 1912 for the Polson Logging Company.

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Sunrise RunNorfolk and Western 475 is steaming across farmland on a beautiful fall morning.Number 475 was the 101st of 1...
06/06/2026

Sunrise Run

Norfolk and Western 475 is steaming across farmland on a beautiful fall morning.

Number 475 was the 101st of 125 M class steam locomotives built for the Norfolk & Western from 1906 to 1907, rolling out of Baldwin Locomotive Works in June 1906. It retired from active service in 1956 after completing 50 years of service. Number 475 is based out of the Strasburg Railway in Pennsylvania.

Leaving the HouseNevada Northern Railway Engine No. 93 is leaving the Engine House on track number 2. The Engine house a...
06/05/2026

Leaving the House

Nevada Northern Railway Engine No. 93 is leaving the Engine House on track number 2. The Engine house along with most of the yard structures are circa 1906.

No. 93 was built in 1909 in Pittsburgh PA by the American Locomotive Company.

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