Durbin and Greenbrier GP9 #6512 is seen with Alco RS-11 #367 in the Shenandoah Valley Railroad yard in Staunton, Virginia.

CSXT GE AC6000CW #655 leads an empty coal train past the depot in Thurmond, WV.

Making its rounds around the North Carolina Transportation Museum is Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 0-6-0 #126.

Former Duke Power GE 25 Ton diesel is seen on the turntable at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC.

At the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC, Duke Power GE 25 ton switcher #5951 is seen moving auxiliary water tender for Norfolk and Western J #611 on the turntable.

Passing the Thurmond, WV depot is a mixed freight lead by a single GE C40-8w #7329.

Built in 1945 by Lima Locomotive Works, this 2-8-0 served at Fort Eustis for the Fort Eustis Military Railroad. After it was donated to the Crewe Railroad Museum, it was renamed for Norfolk and W... (more)

Built around 1914, in Covington, Virginia this former Chesapeake and Ohio passenger station is now home for the Alleghany Historical Society.

Buckingham Branch GP16 #8 and #3 are seen paired together at the yard in Doswell, Virginia

Just a shell of how this yard use to be. Looking west at the Smith Creek Yard in Clifton Forge, not much remains except the C&O Heritage Center. The equipment pictured, in various states of repa... (more)

Even though this January day is in the 50 degree range, remains of winter storm Jonas can still be seen on the ground in front of Buckingham Branch GP16 #3 in Doswell, Virginia. Behind #3 passes ... (more)

Buckingham Branch GP16 #8 is seen sitting in the Buckingham Branch yard in Doswell, Virginia.

Here sits C&O GP7 #5828 at the C&O Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia. The replica depot serves as the gift shop for the center.

CSXT GP40-2 #6925 along with sister power sits at the CSX shops in Richmond, Virginia.

Virginia Central steam locomotive 4-6-2 #1286 is seen loaded on a heavy duty flat car. On July 27, 2015 this locomotive along with sister 4-6-2 #1238 left Staunton to ultimately head to Winnipeg,... (more)