P096 from Newport News heads up the Bellwood Sub in between station stops in Richmond with a long train of Amfleets.

A lengthy Amtrak 90 nears the station stop at Richmond with a single P42 for power.

Amtrak 79 heads out of Richmond with the 50th Anniversary lettered P42 leading.

Amtrak 92 arrives in Richmond behind a pair of P42s as they split the tollway.

A lengthy I031 intermodal splits Virginia Highway 76 in Richmond with a single GE leader.

Q416 crosses the James River with a GEVO leading an SD70MAC for power. The length Rocky Mount to Cumberland manifest made slow going up the North End Sub, and their woes would continue, as they we... (more)

Amtrak's northbound Auto Train #52 crosses over the James River in Richmond, running 12 hours late. With 15 Superliners and 33 autoracks in tow, the P40s assigned to this service get a bigger work... (more)

Leaving behind the capitol city skyline as it crosses the James River, loaded ammonium train W943 sports a nice leader for 2022, CW40-8 #7886, wearing it's as-delivered YN2 paint scheme. The bridg... (more)

Norfolk Southern 1006 leads NS V24, the Richmond-West Point (and return) local into Richmond, Virginia in the mid-day hours of March 6th, 2022. The Richmond skyline can be seen in the background, ... (more)

See Richmond By Rail! This colorful mural depicting the James River Bridge and and an artistic version of Richmond, Fredrick and Potomac (RF&P) E8A 1001 can be seen from the platform at the... (more)

CSX Transportation 8467 may have "SD40-2" marked on the cab, but it was not built as such. This engine emerged from EMD's factory in McCook, Illinois, in February 1969 as an SD40, built... (more)

A collection of CSX EMD and GE locomotives at Bryan Park. CSXT SD40-2 8254 was originally built as B&O 7612. CSXT GP38-2 2795 was originally built as CR 8234. CSXT GP40-2 6156 was originally built... (more)

The Chesapeake & Ohio has one of the largest rosters of surviving steam locomotives in the United States; with many locomotives having been either donated or reserved (and being donated afterwards... (more)

The banks of the James River are still ablaze with fall foliage halfway through the month of November as a loaded molten sulphur train rolls south across the beautiful James River Bridge. On the h... (more)

On its first trip into the Old Dominion, 50th Anniversary P42DC #161 leads train P067 toward Newport News on a gorgeous fall morning, seen here making their stop at Main Street Station.