Doubleheader in the New River Gorge! Nickel Plate 765 and Pere Marquette 1225 roll eastbound through the New River Gorge at Cotton Hill West Virginia. What a sight!

Blasting eastbound through the West Virginia New River Gorge at Cotton Hill, Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society’s Nickel Plate Berkshire 2-8-4 765, is masquerading as Chesapeake & Ohio Kanaw... (more)

Smoke and steam cloak Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 and its tool cars as it steams west through Cotton Hill, West Virginia with a train of West Virginia coal.

Lead by a rough looking Seaboard C30-7, 7091, an eastbound coal train crosses from main one to main two at Cotton Hill deep in the New River Gorge.

The 2015 New River Train passes by CW cabin one of the few Chesapeake & Ohio era structures left along this line.

Amtrak 156 leads the first run of the 2015 New River Train up Cotton Hill.

A cloudy and dreary day sets the mood as a eastbound coal train passes under the old signals on there last day of operation. In less then 24 hours they would be gone and the scene will at Cotton H... (more)

A empty coal train snakes it's way through Cotton Hill under the endangered C&O signals.

On a dreary autumn afternoon in the New River Gorge, the 2013 Collis P. Huntington New River Train charges through Cotton Hill, westbound on the C&O mainline to Huntington.

Returning west to Huntington from Hinton, the 2013 Collis P. Huntington New River Train slithers through the interlocking at Cotton Hill, westbound on the New River Subdivision. A total of ... (more)

Upgrade west of Cotton Hill, an eastbound coal drag destined for Hinton illuminates the intermediate C&O cantilever signal at straight line.

Dragging upgrade with 150 loads of coal from the Southern West Virginia coalfields, export loads pause at Cotton Hill, waiting for signals east to Sewell. Despite clear skies and ideal railroading... (more)

Stamping upgrade on sanded rail, Ross Rowland’s ex-C&O 4-8-4 #614 takes the Chessie Safety Express east through Cotton Hill, WV. The autumn leaves are down, the sun low in the sky, and they’r... (more)