The flags were waving as the 2023 Toys For Tots Train rolls into Bainbridge for it's second to last stop of the trip while some railfans capture their photos & video.
The 2023 Capital Region Toys For Tots Train slithers through the S-Turn in the village of wells Bridge along Route 7 on it's way south to Binghamton.
The 2023 Norfolk Southern + Amtrak "Capital Region" Toys For Tots train crosses the Mohawk River in Schenectady, NY, beginning its run down the former D&H mainline to Binghamton.
Back to Back: NS' two specially painted "Training First Responders" units sit coupled in the Roanoke Yard engine tracks after several trips throughout the NS system over the past few wee... (more)
As the fog rose off the water, the 2023 Toys For Tots Train sponsored by NS, Amtrak, Juanita, & Webb Rail finally runs again seen cruising around Seward Lake while a fellow photographer also captu... (more)
After stopping to unwrap the flags, NS 7035 proudly leads the 2023 Toys For Tots Train as it approaches it's stop at the old D&H Oneonta Station passing under the James F Lettis Highway overpass.
The 2023 Norfolk Southern + Amtrak "Capital Region" Toys For Tots train is stopped in front of the Delaware and Hudson depot in Oneonta, New York, during its southward run from Albany to... (more)
NS local D49 is seen ducking under the TP&W shortly after departing East Peoria, IL.
With six NS units on the head end, manifest freight AYMO makes its way west across the Berkshire & Eastern towards Mechanicville to get handed to NS and become their 11R. The train is passing by t... (more)
NS 264 eases down Schenectady Hill with a monstrous train, with great late fall foliage
22N (Memphis, TN - Atlanta, GA) southbound at Varnell
Norfolk Southern SD60E #6920 & SD40-2 #6404 lead Inman Yard - Industry Yard transfer G70 through the southwest side of Atlanta, GA.
NS 264 departs Mechanicville bound for the old Boston and Maine
NS 264 blasts out of the Hoosac Tunnel
16R heads east past auto 435, here they are 20 miles away from the famed Hoosac Tunnel.
