With its work completed in North East, Norfolk Southern's C62 local cruises east through Harborcreek, Pennsylvania as it approaches Walbridge Road. The crew will work additional customers around E... (more)
With the yard crew on board, NS 143 starts down the west yard lead track with the Illinois Terminal and Wabash heritage units leading
With a light rain starting to fall, NS 143 crosses the Kentucky River and through the famed High Bridge behind the Illinois Terminal and Wabash heritage units on the front
The NS H02 crew has just parked their train at East Dover for the evening. NS 3048 was originally CR 3364 under Conrail. When Norfolk Southern was based out of Dover, NJ, power typically was store... (more)
Part of a string of power awaiting assignment at the home of the old Interstate Railroad. These days the place is far less busy and a four-axle is very rare.
Norfolk Southern local has come out from Winston to deliver interchange to the Yadkin Valley Railroad. The trim little station still has the sign from its Southern Railway days.
2 Ns train's wait for crew's to take them into the Alton & Southern.
Back when NS felt 4-axles were needed in the backwoods a large string are bringing in this mine run. Built with a tiny tank, these units got more fuel capacity from retired SD35s.
EB intermodal with the last stand of the standard cab in the lead. "Bump" on the side of the short hood is needed for electronics associated with screens in the cab.
Exhaust from the head end power is just beginning to waft out as the helpers prepare to enter. After this EB train exits the other end smoke will swirl around for a long time. The giant squirrel... (more)
NS 15R at Osmose
Loaded rock train NS J40 crosses over the trestle in Oakvale, WV along the Princeton Deepwater District.
Loaded rock train NS J40 crosses over the massive trestle in Hardy, WV along the Princeton Deepwater District.
Originally N&W, equipped with slug connections, this unit is on an EB freight.
Former N&W slug mom bringing another cut of coal to be transferred to barges.
