A B&O caboose brings up the rear of a northbound Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac pig train at Springfield, Virginia.

B&O SW9 9605 in Chessie System paint and NW2 mate 9529 are stored at Willard, Ohio, location of Baltimore & Ohio's Willard Yard. This was B&O's largest yard facility in Ohio at the time and includ... (more)

The dwarf at Deshler and an almost full moon shine bright on a silent, tranquil night along the old B&O.

As the sun comes up on a summer morning, the Baltimore & Ohio's flagship Capitol Limited is on the last lap of its overnight journey from Washington as it passes the operator's cabin at Pullman Ju... (more)

“Jesus Saves”: Despite the signage, the same can’t be said of the Chessie System livery, the elimination of which would begin within two weeks of this photo, with the re- paint/numbering of CS/B... (more)

The newly repainted CSX/B&O 6344 is the former Chessie System/B&O GP40-2 4446, photographed at Riverside on June 29, 1986. This is the first locomotive painted at a Chessie shop in the new CSX sch... (more)

Night moves with a good moon rising over the South Branch.

“Fresh Air”: A crewman of the “East End Local” (B829), with Chessie System/B&O GP38 2047, gets some fresh air and conducts a “roll by” inspection of R171 (Orange Blossom Special South), while bei... (more)

“Off the Showroom Floor. Almost.” By October 21, 1984, this pair of Chessie System units looks to have seen some very limited revenue service, but, having just been built in August, they certainl... (more)

Empty hoppers on their way back to the mines roll west out of the Baltimore & Ohio's yard at Grafton, WV, on a summer afternoon, behind an F7/SD9/GP9 lashup.

Back when Pittsbugh's P&LE station was a station rather than a restaurant, Baltimore & Ohio train 8, the Shenandoah, gets underway for Washington behind E8 1465, a former C&O unit. This was the pr... (more)

Baltimore & Ohio train 10, the Chicago-Pittsburgh Gateway, has crossed the Chicago River on its way out of town and is about to rattle the multiple diamonds at Ash Street. A minimal consist of a f... (more)

"Park it." Done switching the yard, the crew brings the 6462 in for a break.

President Washington

In 1927, the Baltimore and Ohio ordered 20 P-7 class Pacifics for service on the New York – Washington Royal Blue Line service. In an attempt to gain notice fr... (more)

The First E-Unit

A shortened version of the Royal Blue stands in Baltimore. Of course, this is not Camden Station, but rather the nearby Mount Clare shops complex, which has... (more)