The westbound Cardinal slides through a colorful evening sunset at St. Albans, W.Va. Near the former C&O Depot.

At the beginning of Dock Siding, CSX P001 rushes by under a greatly placed rainbow above the rails!

Into the sunset, CSX Train E118 pulls on a string of 215 empty coal hoppers bound for Peach Creek in the West Virginia Coal Fields.

Headed East to Hinton, the rear of the Autumn Colors Express passes through St. Albans, WV on this overcast Fall morning.

Heading out of the sunset, a CSX ES44 pulls on the coal hoppers on a nice Summer evening.

Eastbound 765 blasts through the Coal River Trestle with one of the 1985 New River Trains.

In January 1985, Ross Roland was running tests for his ACE 3000 project with C&O 4-8-4 #614 between Huntington, WV and Hinton, WV. Here the eastbound coal train is blasting through St. Albans.

Nickel Plate Berkshire 765 has the New River Train accelerating through the Sunday morning fog just east of St. Albans.

Nickel Plate S-2 Berkshire 765 gets underway with the very long New River Train after a stop in St. Albans.

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A young man is climbing down from the deck of Nickel Plate 765 after the ride of a lifetime. While it may appear that he cou... (more)

The New River Train pulls into St. Albans, West Virginia behind Nickel Plate 765.

A very clean 8561 leads a trio of Chessie power kicking up the snow as it hustles an eastbound freight through St. Albans, WV. 8561 was delivered new less than a year prior to this photo.

LORAM RGS-7 and RGS-8 have just tied down at the west end of the Westward Siding in St. Albans on a chilly November night. The two rail switch grinders are linked together as part of an experimen... (more)

A man and his kids wave at the engineer of the eastbound New River Train as the 30-car consist slows down for a station stop at the restored St. Albans passenger depot. This is the second of four... (more)

With the 50th running of the annual New River Train Excursions approaching this weekend, private passenger cars from all across the country continue to ferry in to the once bustling railroad town ... (more)