C&O 614 is displayed at the C&O Railway Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, VA. It wears the logos of the Greenbrier Hotel, located nearby in White Sulphur Springs, and was painted and lettered for... (more)

Inside the cab of C&O 614, currently on display at the C&O Railway Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, VA, is an interesting mix of old and new technology (note the 26L brake stand and the MU contro... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

C&O 614 with her fairly new coat of Hunter Green. They re-painted over the lime green highlights, thankfully.

An employee flags the crossing as the "Presidential Special" arrives in Clifton Forge on a rainy night in the late 1950's. A COHS / Fire and Light / Me Production.

A rainy evening in Clifton Forge finds the freshly painted 614 resting at the C&O Railway Heritage Center. Thanks to Rick Tabb and Chase Gunnoe for their assistance.

Nearing the end of it’s 190 mile roundtrip to Port Jervis, Ross Roland storms the Hackensack River at track speed. The lump on the tender top is a crewman shaking some coal loose to feed the sto... (more)

Now arriving Clifton Forge. A COHS / Fire and Light / Me production. (Yes we forgot to line the switch back after moving other rolling stock out of the way)

Buckingham Branch employee Craig protects the reverse move to couple a spacer car to 614 to allow the move over a weight restricted bridge near Clifton Forge.

C&O #614 is gently being moved into position where BB #6 will assume the lead role to shepherd this venerable icon to its permanent home in Clifton Forge, VA. May 2011.

A large crowd has gathered to watch NS hand 614 over to the Buckingham Branch for the final leg of it's journey to Clifton Forge for display at the C&O Heritage Center.

A crew member lights a lantern prior to a pre-inspection of N&W 2-8-0 #6.

Both engineer and fireman take a moment at a station stop while passengers board a late night train bound for Norfolk, Virginia.

On the evening of January 14, 2011, C&O 614 left Vardo yard at approximately 7:35 behind NS 8792. With a 25 mph speed restriction, the train didn't arrive in Shenandoah until 3:15 in the morning. ... (more)

NS 8792 tows C&O 614 southbound enroute to Roanoke, VA and the Virginia Transportation Museum. Luckily, delays and lack of rested crews up north afforded me an opportunity to get a shot of this m... (more)