A young shop worker does some heavy work on the 614 as she as arrived for a heavy overhaul. Taken at the Virginia Museum of Transportation during a Lerro Productions charter.

Shay number 5 sits at the station as it's train loads up on passengers for the days photo excursion...

The final runby's of the day would not be complete without watching the 382 steam off into a winters sunset during a Lerro Productions charter.

EBT number 15 has finished the days chores and is blowing down in the roundhouse at Orbisonia during a Lerro Productions charter.

CN 89 pauses for the patrons during a Lerro Productions charter in the mid afternoon sun

An eastbound coal drag traverses the James River sub enroute to Richmond and points beyond.

It's sunrise on another winter morning in the small town of Alderson. As for many winter mornings in several decades this signal has watched the sun rise from this very same spot. This winter may ... (more)

An approaching southbound on the Toledo Sub illuminates the B&O signal bridge at the south end of Deshler with a CPL displaying a CLEAR indication.

Shays number 4 and 5 pose by the water tower at Cass for the 2012 Cass Railfan Weekend. Both shays, built by Lima, served the logging industry for several years around the turn of the 20th century... (more)

Out for a Sunday spin on the CSX turntable.

Taking her medicine. The crew of Valley Railroad Locomotive 3025 prepares her for a few days of "cold" storage by injecting water treatment chemicals directly into her boiler. These chemic... (more)

It's been a long time since an engine lettered for the New Haven Railroad switched cars in this yard. After completing their first day of passenger operations for the 2012 season, the Val... (more)

The New York & Ogdensburg Railway SW9 12 is owned by the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority and is currently for sale. The unit is outside the warehouse building that also houses the Bulk Servi... (more)

CRR SD45-2 No. 3623 and F7A No. 800 were laying over at the CRR engine facility in Dante, VA on Nov. 12, 1977.

A historic moment. During the 2012 Spring Work Weekend, WW&F Museum Volunteer Wayne Laepple uses a garden hose to do something that hasn't been done in nearly 80 years.....he's putting wate... (more)