The Cumberland Diesel Shop

Cumberland Terminal Sub

December 2003
	This HLCX unit may fool you into thinking it's an SD45. Unfortunatly, it's an SD40M-2.
	I come to CSX to get away from NS Dash-9's and look what I find.
	Just painted CSX GP40-2 6363 takes a spin on the turntable.
	CEFX SD40-2 6935 is pulled onto the turntable. In case you're wondering, an SD40-2 and GP40-2 can fit on this turntable together.
November 2005
	This interesting subject was found in the yard. It is lettered OHCR 9525.
October 2006
	CSXT recently purchase NS's B40-8's. Four of them were in the yard today. Here are two, one in CR paint and one in NS paint.
	Here's a third B40-8. The fourth was not photographable.
	This shot of an RC platform shows a couple of Dash-7's in the deadline.
	CSXT 4606 is an SD40.
	This isn't a good shot, but I decided to take it anyway because of the SBD unit behind the cars.
	Here's a wide shot of the turntable area.
February 2007
	There were about eight FURX SD40-2's at the Cumberland shop today.
	Couple more.
	A pair of old GE's nose to nose.
	I wish this fence was not here.
	One of three C44-8W's that are classed C44-9W. Notice it has Dash 8 trucks.
March 2007
	CSXT 7322 was taken to the Cumberland shop instead of Huntington. She's the one that blew an air tank on the Keystone Sub.
	B36-7 still serving a Class 1.
	CSXT 445 is at the turntable.
May 2007
	The shop area.
	A helper at the turntable.
June 2007
	Today we get a birds-eye-view of the Cumberland Diesel Shop.
	Can you find the two SD80MAC's down there?
	This locomotive shop really isn't all that big. It is interesting though.
	The turntable is where all the action is. There is usually something moving around here.
	Behind the main building are lots of storage tracks. Notice the Conrail 7725 GP38 near the center of the photo. There are lots of old GE's and SD40-2's stored here today.


	Here are just a few of the gems stored at the shop.


	One of the first SD70MAC's is in yn3 paint.
January 2008
	A pair of former SD45's behind the shop.
	These two units were on an eastbound we caught at Yoder in the morning.
	The Cumberland Diesel Shop Trackmobile.
May 2009
	Lots of AC6000CW's stored at the shop due to the economic downturn.
	GP30 slug under the parking garage. It has some lite wreck damage.
	Yn1 SD40-2.
	Wide view of the turntable. Most engines are in yn3 paint.
October 2012
	Various stored CSX power at the Cumberland Shop. SD70MACs and SD40-2s.
	CSXT 9118 was an SW1500 that was converted to a remote control platform.
	A recently painted SD70MAC nose to nose with a faded SD70MAC. 4589 is the Spirit of Nashville.
	Southwest corner of the CSX Cumberland Shop.
	A scene at Cumberland Shop.
	Boxcar logo and flag at the corner of Virginia Avenue and Offut Strett. That's the back of the roundhouse.
	CSXT 1137 MP15AC.
	CSXT 4744 SD70MAC.

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