NEW, NOT YET AVAILABLE. WATCH THIS SITE FOR AVAILIBILITY. The colorful tuscan red and yellow paint livery used on the TC Railways ALCO FA and RS diesels, along with its classic circle logo.

Colorful Tennessee Central mouse pad with a beautiful ALCO FA1 diesel along with images of the TC.

Featuring a classic ALCO FA-1 freight diesel in unique TC paint scheme. A unique sign of an historic railroad locomotive. Collect them all.

Featuring a TC ALCO RS-3 freight diesel. A unique sign of an historic railroad locomotive. Collect them all.

Heritage T-shirt featuring diesels and images of the Tennessee Central Railway, The Road of Personal Service.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign of the Tennessee Central Railways Nashville Route Logo.

6 inch x 6 inch square tin logo sign of a Tennessee Central Railroad Co. logo used around 1905 before it built tracks into Nashville, thus the Harriman Route, later to become the Nashville Route.

Unique tin sign of Tennessee Central Railway Nashville Freight yards with ALCO FA1 No 801 getting ready to highball.

Unique tin sign of Tennessee Central Railway over the road freight train running along Highway 70 in East Tennessee. 801B was the only B-unit the TC owned, along with 5 A-units.

Hopkinsville bound road freight crossing long wood trestle just east of the TCs Jordonia Station and west of Bordeaux TN. Ashland City Hwy is to the left.

Nostalgic scene of RS3 diesel No. 255 pulling into an East Tennessee station with passengers waiting to board. Probably Crossville, TN.

As delivered ALCO FA1 803 on bridge near Ft Campbell Military Base. TC took delivery of new diesels in KY due to lower tax rate. All FAs were in maroon & yellow scheme, most later repainted in black/white. Note rarely seen lettering on bridge.

Tennessee Central Railway ad promoting its service to the Old Hickory DuPont plant near Nashville. During WWI, my Grandmother, Ollie Hill Ankenbauer, worked at the powder plant and rode the train to and from work.

Tennessee Central Railway freight ALCOs No 801 and 801B are waiting for their train at the Nashville Yards circa 1962.

Tennessee Central Railway steam powered passenger train pulling into Emory Gap Station in East Tennessee. A very nostalgic scene of days gone by.

Tennessee Central freight passing at the Jefferson Street signal station heading west just before crossing the Cumberland River in Bordeaux, TN on its rotating bridge manned by the Paty family. A house was provided for the family by the TC.

Unique tin sign of an advertisement issued by the Tennessee Central Railway Co. in May of 1944 promoting its safe on time deliveries. A Mallet articulated steamer is the focal point of the ad.