Westbound intermodal NS 233 crosses the Ohio River Bridge at Kenova on the ex N&W mainline heading towards Norfolk Southern's Chicago Intermodal Terminal at Landers Yard with the NS "Honoring... (more)
The CSX local rolls along the Cheat River en route to Rowlesburg after swapping empties for loads in the Kingwood area.
A salute to summer... Amtrak's westbound Cardinal No. 51 spans the New River at Hawks Nest on its way to Chicago from New York City on Labor Day Weekend. The train has nearly complet... (more)
A very unusual Art Deco style of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway logo appears on the Prince, WV station.
Ex-West Virginia Northern No. 51, still in WVN paint, rests on a stub track at Patriot Coal in Albright, WV. No. 51 was presumably sold to Patriot when the WVN ceased operations in 1991.
The local shuffles cars at Rowlesburg, WV. The engineer stated that they generally worked 4-5 days a week. Although the local typically used GP units, it had been assigned SD units since February ... (more)
An eastbound coal train rounds the curve approaching Harpers Ferry, WV.
The former Chesapeake and Ohio J-3 Greenbriar 614T wears its temporary number while running westbound with hoppers during the January 1985 steam power tests.
Covered hoppers off the Shenandoah Sub, led by GP40-2 No. 6486, pauses as Amtrak's Capitol Limited, Amtrak P030, charges away from the Harpers Ferry station. View is from Maryland Heights.
A westbound freight crosses the Potomac into Harpers Ferry.
Q316 grinds upgrade as it rounds the broad curve at Amblersburg, WV.
The conductor waits by the switch as the engineer eases a M-O-W train, led by a GP38 "Pumpkin", off the south leg of the wye at Burnsville, WV.
After depositing its empties at a mine, the crew returns towards Rowlesburg with loads. They pause beside the Inter-State Lumber Company near Kingwood, WV (?).
An empty hoper train prepares to depart Rowlesburg, WV.
”I’ll Catch Him – You Have a Schedule to Keep!” A young man is climbing down from the deck of Nickel Plate 765 after the ride of a lifetime. While it may appear that he could be de... (more)
