N&W eastbound preparing to depart Roanoke, February 1975 with GP9 #851 leading.

Norfolk & Western J-Class #611, lightly steaming just outside the Southern Railway System Norris Yard Steam Shop

Display equipment moves down from Schaefer's Crossing to VMT, a chance to get 1776 before it goes under the shed.

Norfolk & Western #475 heads upgrade through beautiful Amish Country.

An Alco, a Baldwin, a caboose and a tower. On Thursday afternoon, July 6, N&W T6 41 was used to bring recently restored Chesapeake Western DS4-4-660 662 from the Roanoke Chapter NRHS's yard... (more)

Freshly restored Bicentennial N&W SD45 No. 1776 sits on display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation alongside mainline N&W CPL's in downtown Roanoke. Special thanks to Norfolk Southern Corpor... (more)

Celebrating our Nation's Independence, cosmetically restored Norfolk & Western 1776 sits on display with N&W 611 and N&W 1218 on the grounds of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. N&W 1776 was ... (more)

Line up of three famous pieces of N&W motive power. The occasion was the dedication of newly-repainted SD45 1776.

Virginia Museum of Transportation executive director Bev Fitzpatrick (far right) is joined by Danny Smith of NS, Jim Wrinn of Trains Magazine, and other officials for the dedication of repainted N... (more)

A GG1, an SD45, a high-hood, a CPL and a tower. Recently repainted Norfolk & Western SD45 1776 brings up the rear of a special photo train headed from downtown Roanoke to the Virginia Muse... (more)

Preparations begin for yet another day of Heritage Loco excitement. A classic Norfolk & Western Alco switcher idles while three of the new NS Heritage units (Norfolk & Western, Virginian and Inte... (more)

How's this for an oddball? With probably the weirdest looking consist I've ever seen, ex-N&W #475 leads a freight back to East Strasburg from the interchange at Leaman Place.

The winter blizzards in the Midwest in February 1977 wreaked havoc on the area's railroads. A southbound N&W freight, behind GP9 637, became stranded in a snow-filled cut just north of Emington. I... (more)

The winter blizzards in the Midwest in February 1977 wreaked havoc on the area's railroads. This southbound N&W freight became stranded in a snow-filled cut just north of Emington. It was rescued ... (more)

N&W Class A 2-6-6-4 No. 1211 is receiving coal from the coaling tower at Columbus, Ohio on Nov. 2, 1957.