The Southern heritage unit makes it's second appearance in the lead through Bristol on the 39Q.

NS' Southern and Conrail heritage engines bring a loaded export coal train downhill into St. Paul, VA as it crosses Highway 58A on a rainy summer evening. The train loaded earlier in the day near ... (more)

NS' Southern Railway heritage ES44AC idles on the head end of a southbound loaded coal drag in the former Conrail yard at Alloy. Coal dominates much of traffic in this region, both in the form of ... (more)

NS' Southern Railway heritage ES44AC idles on the head end of a southbound coal drag in the interchange yard at Alloy. Destined for Roanoke, via the former Virginian Princeton-Deepwater District, ... (more)

NS 17g hosts the NS Southern Heritage unit leading her train westbound.

The Southern heritage unit switches some loaded hoppers in Flat Top Yard in a town appropriately named Yards, VA on the former N&W Pocahontas District.

The Southern Heritage unit has just cut off a train, recrewed and goes back west to push another train up the tuff Pokey grade.

After a pretty much straight shot from Bridgeport, NS 507 finally gets a rest after running across PA tied down under Route 51

All morning and part of the afternoon I was greeted with overcast skies, as evident in the background. I was expecting much of the same for the 507, which had SOU 8099K on the point. As soon as ... (more)

AC pushers with a Southern Heritage unit goes to the rescue of a coal train at Farm.

After Appalachian Railfan captured SOU 8099 at this very location on its maiden run up the Appalachia District early this year, it is pictured returning again four months later on a hot summer day... (more)

NS' Southern Railway heritage ES44AC idles near the roundhouse of the North Carolina Transportation Museum during the 30th Anniversary celebration. Special thanks to Norfolk Southern Corporation &... (more)

NS 8099, the Southern heritage unit, makes it way slowly past several museum engines adorning various Southern schemes from an angle not often photographed.

Two different versions of the Southern heritage scheme, on two very different types of locomotives! For more information, visit www.nsc... (more)