NS train 341 during this time period was always a treat for the fans. One never knew what kindof power it would sport. Today CSXT 6580 still in B&O paint leads 341 across the CSX diamonds in Cha... (more)

CSXT M of W "pumpkin" U23B 9551 traveling east passes NS train 456 (aka CSXT Z708) occupying the siding at Reusens. NS has trackage rights over the CSXT between Lynchburg and Balcony Falls, VA. ... (more)

Northbound NS RoadRailer crosses the CSXT at Charlottesville.

Three GPs and an SD9 take a train west out of Williamson

Master mechanic for Southern's steam program, Bill Purdie, is at the controls of SR (T&P) 2-10-4 610 as the engine is turned at Charlottesville for the trip back to Alexandria.

A detouring Chessie System train receives a new crew behind the passenger station in Williamson before continuing west on the Scioto Division to Kenova.

Southern Railway property marker embedded in the "Belgian block" pavement of Kemper Street in Lynchburg, VA. marker was obliterated during station renovation.

Early-schemed CSXT GP30 leads grain mtys west through Charlottesville, VA.

NYSW 4002 and NYSW 4026 bring NS train 341 south under th West Main Street bridge and across the CSX diamonds in Charlottesville, VA.

The special train chartered by the Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce that took citizens to Washington to press for flood control for the Tug River Valley has returned from its mission and will wait f... (more)

Angered that no one in Washington seemed to "give a dam" for Williamson and environs following the devastating flood a year earlier, the Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce chartered a special train to... (more)

Angered that no one in Washington seemed to "give a dam" for Williamson and environs following the devastating flood a year earlier, the Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce chartered a special train to... (more)

Angered that no one in Washington seemed to "give a dam" for Williamson and environs following the devastating flood a year earlier, the Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce chartered a special train to... (more)

Several locomotives and a train of empties behind the old C&O station on Water Street in Charlottesville. The railroad vacated the building in 1985 and is now in private hands.

Engineer on EB coal train acknowledges the lowly picture taker as he approaches.