ex-Mike's Inc. 33, nee-N&W 33.

ex-Mike's Inc. 33, nee-N&W 33.

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)

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)

This T6 now works for the George's Creek Railway in Maryland. At the time of this photo it was working for the Michigan Southern.

Chesapeake Western T6 #10 switching at Harrisonburg, VA || December 1974

Displaying a bright red and silver paint scheme, George's Creek 101 spends a beautiful May afternoon in the sun at Luke.

A westbound Chesapeake Western local freight was passing through Weyers Cave, VA on April 21, 1980. The former CHW station can be seen in the distance near the caboose. The small feed mill was l... (more)

I remember from someplace the statement "If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all." That is how I felt on April 21, 1980. With three T6s in Harrisonburg, two Chesapeake Western and on... (more)

On the way back from a trip farther north, we decided to stop by Harrisonburg and check out the Chesapeake Western. Upon arriving at the yard, we found their entire roster, two T6s, coupled with ... (more)

Norfolk & Western T6 18 rolled out of Alco's factory in March 1959, and is seen here at Norfolk, Virginia, 23 years, 11 months later.

Norfolk & Western 39 is an Alco T6.

101 rests after a hard day's work. She looks a little tired now, covered in oily exhaust and her horns drooping. But I'd bet she's still quite capable. The George's Creek handles all switching ins... (more)

An Alco T6 is pulling The Candy Cane Shifter for the public.The T6 takes the train a little ways than stopes backs up to get another load of people.It's about a 30 min.round trip.The re worked hor... (more)

What an Alco heaven this was! D&H, Guilford C420s, A&M C420s, RS32s, T6s, and you really had the run of the place; I hear it's not quite as friendly now.