67K views · 2.1K reactions | The CSX family tree goes back almost 200 years and, much like the diverse employees who make up our #ONECSX team, it's comprised of many heritage railroads. CSX locomotive shop employees are creating special paint designs for our predecessor railroads and recently unveiled CSX Locomotive 1827 which honors the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the first common carrier railroad in the United States. | CSX | Facebook

43 reactions · 3 comments | CSX has dramatically transformed the way it operates, delivering strong results over the past three years. Download the CSX Q1 2021 performance materials at csx.com/investors | CSX | Facebook

17K views · 360 reactions | This past weekend, we celebrated CSX Family Day at the historic B&O Railroad Museum in #Baltimore, Maryland with about 1,000 employees and their loved ones! From games and train rides to a petting zoo and visits from Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles mascots, it was a day full of fun and connection. #ONECSX is all about coming together and showing gratitude for our team. Thank you to everyone who joined us! | CSX | Facebook

70K views · 1.4K reactions | CSX’s newest heritage locomotive...

The CSX fleet of heritage locomotives is continuing to grow with the introduction of CSX 1871 painted in a custom design honoring the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL). First appearing in 1871, the ACL was officially incorporated in 1900 and extended from Georgia to Richmond, Virginia, and later into Florida. The ACL merged with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad in 1967 to form the Seaboard Coast Line, which later became part of CSX. CSX 1871 will carry the ACL colors across our 20,000-mile networ