BB Z631 with a speed lettered WM leader leased to the power short BB from Precision Locomotive Services seen dropping down into Clifton Forge just west of Nicelytown with 61 cars for CSX.

C&O 614 in a "cart before the horse" scene, but it was a splendid idea.

Z631 yards their train in Clifton Forge with WM 7471 leading.

Z631 heads down the Selma Lead bound for Clifton Forge Yard, where they'll swap cars for the return trip to Staunton.

Forge Fall: WM 7471 leads westbound Buckingham Branch Railroad local Z631 westbound into Clifton Forge, Virginia, on the last stretch of their run for the day.

Western Maryland 7471 eases BB Z631 onto the Selma Lead in Clifton Forge.

CSXT B633 heads east through Clifton Forge, VA with KCS power.

Buckingham Branch Z631 passes CP Jackson River on the CSX Alleghany Subdivision.

The A Street overpass at Clifton Forge provides a place to take photos of passing trains. It makes for a nice juxtaposition from the modern and this vintage with the Chesapeake & Ohio Historical S... (more)

Clifton Forge is a shadow of what it used to be but is still a very interesting railroad town. It is still a significant terminal for CSX, is a stop for Amtrak's Cardinal, and home to the C&O Rail... (more)

Looking Out From The Cab. While the JD Tower building itself is a modern edifice at the Chesapeake and Ohio Historical Society in Clifton Forge, VA, former C&O EMD SD40 7534 (CSX 4617, CSX ... (more)

The View From "JD Tower". While the JD Tower building itself is a modern edifice at the Chesapeake and Ohio Historical Society in Clifton Forge, VA, former C&O EMD SD40 7534 (CSX 4617, CSX ... (more)

CSX 5, the lowest number AC44CW in YN2 paint, leads G752 westbound into the yard in Clifton Forge, VA.

Out of the Gates: CSXT 7255 leads loaded coal train CSX B407 eastbound out of Clifton Forge, Virginia, through Iron Gate, Virginia, at the beginning of the CSX James River Subdivision.

C210 departs Clifton Forge with CSX 3194 leading the way with some impressive fall color hanging on the trees.