Good morning, West Brownsville. Loads traverse north past a sleeping town, which will soon awake to newspapers at the doorsteps and church to commence, with the occasional train or two.

With a trio of SD60I's up front a loaded PPLX coal drag rolls down the street running well after Sunset. Thanks to Brad Morocco for his flash set up that allowed for this photo

The last light of day falls on a conductors smile on the N21 gliding down the street. If you notice, the actual street trackage has been replaced with concrete slabs for easier access to ties, et... (more)

After waiting for a northbound loaded drag, a empty off the Loveridge secondary which came up from Grafton WV has just crossed the river from Brownsville into West Brownsville and is now passing a... (more)

With only a few minutes before the area became enclosed in shadows, one last empty hopper train rolls down the street running of West Brownsville.

Patience pays off here overlooking Main St. in West Brownsville as after watching a trio of NS coal trains go down the street past me, the desired CSX train appears at 03:35, completely dominating... (more)

Just a normal day in WB.

Summertime in Brownsville! Two teenage girls walk through downtown as a Bailey pusher set assists northbound loads through the street running trackage of Brownsville.

West Brownsville is a neat place to visit, even at night. This PPLX train has just departed the yard at West Brownsville and begins a journey to be loaded with more coal at Emerald.

After coming up the Loveridge Secondary and stopping at Brownsville for a recrew, the N72 makes its way down Main Street, continuing onward toward its final destination of Bailey Mine.

Ever since NS bought up some ACE's, I've been wanting to capture them in my roaming grounds, coming down the street in West Brownsville. After a very exciting heads up, and an anxious wait for ... (more)

A great day of chasing black diamonds in the Mon Valley started off little something like this... N30 knocks down CP "STREET" in West Brownsville and begins its trek down Main Street.

A loaded coal train from Loveridge Mine croses the Mon River Bridge.

SD80MAC class unit still in fresh paint at the yard in West Brownsville.