An afternoon MARC train is photographed at Harpers Ferry.
Amtrak's westbound Capital Limited slows for a station stop at Harpers Ferry, WV as it crosses over the Potomac River on a warm fall evening.
This unusual piece of equipment, the Loram Railvac LRV-11 running east across the Potomac River bridge towards the tunnel at Harpers Ferry.
Power shortages have made for interesting lashups on the CSX Cumberland Sub. SD80Mac CSX 4602 leading the CEFX 3113 out of the tunnel and over the river at Harpers Ferry.
In the midst of a heavy summer downpour, CSX autorack train Q217 hurries across the Potomac River bridge into downtown Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Minutes later, the rain would stop, but the clo... (more)
Q216 heads east across the Potomac River and next to the bridge shared by the CSX Shenandoah Subdivision and the Appalachian Trail.
CP 6231 leads an autorack over the Potomac River at Harpers Ferry, WV on a blustery Autumn day.
A pair of GE's lead S137 west over the Potomac River at Harpers Ferry on a warm fall afternoon.
Not a cloud in the sky as coal loads head east over the Potomac River.
On a picture perfect afternoon, CSX westbound freight Q416 has just exited Harpers Ferry tunnel and across the Potomac River as it heads for Cumberland.
In sweet evening light, loaded slab train K550 blasts out of Harpers Ferry tunnel with a battered looking CSX 7570 on the point.
A shortened Capitol Limited, the westbound P029, slows down for its station stop at Harpers Ferry on a beautiful Autumn evening. Because of congestion to the west on Norfolk Southern lines, Amtra... (more)
Loaded coal heads east at Harpers Ferry, framed by the trestle that is shared by the CSX Shenandoah Sub and foot traffic for the Appalachian Trail.
Just after the rising sun as casts its warm glow across the valley, autoracks head east through Harpers Ferry.
On a gorgeous Autumn morning, CEFX 3175 leads CSX Q276 east at Harpers Ferry, WV.
