A brief burst of sun shines down on the New York Central heritage unit on the point of an empty oil train bound for interchange to BNSF in Chicago. Since this day, a replacement cantilever has bee... (more)

On a cold and windy fall day the NS1066 New York Central leads CSX 7552 on Z4R just about to go under the PA 351 Bridge.

When the report came that a trio trio of Norfolk Southern's heritage fleet was leading a manifest out of Enola Yard for points south, swift action was taken to find the best suitable location wher... (more)

The New York Central runs the old Reading Line.

Freshly crewed up from Selma, this southbound freight has the NYC leading the way for Mobile, Alabama.

The NS NYC heritage unit leads the 34A across the historic Rockville Bridge as the sun begins to set.

The NS NYC heritage unit leads the 34A makes several yard moves putting the train together for the journey to Allentown.

The NYC Heritage Unit is pulling into Enola with 34A, an Allentown to Baltimore mixed freight. It will work the yard then head down the Enola Branch, Port Road, and NEC towards Bay View Yard in Ba... (more)

The Norfolk Southern NYC heritage unit leads an empty ethanol train out of the former NKP westward siding.

NY Central Heritage leads; Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line is third unit of the eastbound.

Leading manifest 37Q southbound by the NS Greencastle Intermodal Terminal is the New York Central Heritage 1066. The locomotive was pulled off the 12R at Enola Yard which came through the same are... (more)

NS' New York Central heritage engine glides over a small viaduct at Brown's Curve, near Tazewell, Va., while heading west down the Clinch Valley to Cleveland, where they will attach to the rear of... (more)

The New York Central heritage unit leads coal loads destined for Purvis, MS down the AGS. The rear of the train can be seen in the distance passing under Interstate 59.

After cutting off his DPU at CP MURPH, NS 576 hauls on the former PRR Fort Wayne Line passing under an iconic PRR signal bridge on the east side of Fairhope yard.