N&W 4-8-4 J-Class No. 611 eases into downtown old Manassas during the city's annual Heritage Railways Day on Saturday June 6. The No. 611 has just completed its first public excursion for June 6-7... (more)

Steam returns to Front Royal... Norfolk & Western J-Class 4-8-4 No. 611 leads a public excursion westbound on NS' B-line, arriving in downtown Front Royal as seen from alongside Home Creek ... (more)

A Winchester & Western local eases into the streets of downtown Winchester passing Piccadilly's Brew Pub with rebuilt EMD GP10 No. 575 on the lead.

Ascending N&W's Blue Ridge grade, N&W J-Class No. 611 leads a healthy passenger consist through the iconic CPL's at Villamont, east of the grade's summit on her maiden voyage home to Roanoke.

On its maiden run from the N.C. Transportation Museum in Spencer to the Roanoke Virginia Museum of Transportation, N&W J-Class No. 611 leads NS 957 through the community of Jamestown, N.C. northbo... (more)

NS' newest commemorative locomotive; Hometown Heroes SD60E No. 911 recognizes the men and women in public service. Here, the locomotive sits coupled up to a string of NS business cars that will ri... (more)

Crews with N&W 611 prep the gorgeous J-Class 4-8-4 for her maiden voyage from the N.C. Transportation Museum in Spencer to her home at the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke, scheduled f... (more)

In a very quiet downtown Williamson city scene, former Union Pacific SD90MAC, now under NS ownership leads a westbound empty train at the west end of Williamson's Yard. A recrew will soon board th... (more)

Silhouetting the N&W CPL's at Chattaroy, NS 64D breaks the silence as it barrels down the former N&W mainline at at 1:13 AM on May 27, 2015.

Following an evening of severe thunderstorms, fog has settled into the coalfields of southwestern West Virginia as eastbound NS 64D illuminates the interlocking at Panco, eastbound on the N&W main... (more)

A hostler and night watchman discuss what a "night out on the town" means in Cass in-between checking on their two locomotives at the depot.

Slithering through lower gum field, Shay No. 4 eases into a tunnel of green foliage on its descent to the switchbacks with a work train in tow.

Eastbound grain loads idle alongside the Kanawha riverfront in West Virginia's capital city of Charleston as empties thunder westbound on main one.

Shay no. 4 passes Western Maryland Shay no. 6 at the wye below Bald Knob in a scene that could easily be mistaken for the early 20th century. Shay no. 4 is pulling an extra work train, while big 6... (more)

Ascending through one of the most obscure regions of West Virginia, Shay No. 4 pulls a work train around the bend at Oats Run, bound for Bald Knob from Whittaker. This special runby was part of MS... (more)