A Southbound local crosses over the South Branch of the Potomac at Twin Bridges. This structure replaced the original bridge lost in the flood of 1985. A Potomac Eagle / South Branch Valley / Ch... (more)

Northbound Passenger train accelerates off the bridge at Romney. A Potomac Eagle / South Branch Valley / Chase Gunnoe Charter.

Southbound passenger train flies by a local freight. A Potomac Eagle / South Branch Valley / Chase Gunnoe Charter.

Southbound local heads down hill towards Romney. A Potomac Eagle / South Branch Valley / Chase Gunnoe Charter.

Crossing the South Branch of the Potomac on Sycamore Bridge, at the South entrance to the Trough. A Potomac Eagle / South Branch Valley / Chase Gunnoe Photo Charter.

On a clear night in the Potomac River Valley near Romney, the constant drone of an idling B&O F7(A) echos off the valley, in a photo illuminated by a combination of flash and ambient light. The st... (more)

"Could I get a little shove on the rear?" engineer Dick Noble requests to rear end helper, B&O 722 as the Green Springs turn departs Romney north. Covered with the last of the autumn leaves and th... (more)

The Potomac Eagle makes his way across Sycamore Bridge in Sycamore West Virginia on a beautiful Fall day.

Deep in the trough, along the banks of the South Branch of the Potomac River, the subtle drone of an idling B&O F7(A) echos off of the narrow mountain valley, in a scene painted by moonlight and... (more)

A young railfan checks out the classic power after an afternoon excursion on the Potomac Eagle.

The last trip of the 2011 season went north to Green Spring then south to this location just north of Moorefield where we had a photo runby before our C&O F3 pulled us back north to Romney.

After making a round trip north to Green Spring, Potomac Eagle's beautiful B&O painted F (ex B&LE) waits for passengers to board next to one of the many historic homes that lines the valley on thi... (more)

The last excursion of the Potomac Eagle's 2011 season was patronized by only about 100 passengers but those on board were treated to a beautiful day for enjoying the sights of "the Trough" of the ... (more)

A few miles north of Moorefield, passengers relax by the South Branch of the Potomac and enjoy the sights or take a few pictures of their train as it crosses the Sycamore Bridge. The South Branch ... (more)