Crossing the Potomac River at Shepherdstown, WV are the renumbered and repainted Norfolk Southern F OCS locomotives on their first voyage in 2019 destined for the Master's Tournament in Augusta, G... (more)

The newly painted and renumbered Norfolk Southern Executive units lead their first train since the renumbering on a trip South for the Masters Golf Tournament. Pictured here crossing the Poto... (more)

NS train heads north with cool sunset.

Multiple crossings of the Potomac River have been used between the banks of Maryland and West Virginia at Shepherdstown. Three bridges plus a ferry took vehicles and carriages across upstream wher... (more)

Crossing over the Potomac River into Maryland from West Virginia at Shepherdstown is 16T with an EMD SD80MAC in the lead.

A southbound freight rolls across the Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia.

Gliding high above a very swollen Potomac River at Shepherdstown is Norfolk Southern train 16T with the Delaware Lackwanna schemed heritage engine in the lead.

The final Ringling Brothers Circus Blue Unit train heads to its last performance at Uniondale, Long Island signifying the end of an era. The train, which had some engine problems along the way,... (more)

Five GE-built thoroughbreds race a southbound mainfest across the Potomac River.

A northbound freight illuminates the scene and waiting in the wings are the new safetrans signals awaiting their installation to replace the venerable N&W CPL signals at Shepherdstown as part of t... (more)

Passing over the calm Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia is NS 8103 at the front of train 228. 8103 is specially painted to honor a Norfolk Southern predecessor, the Norfolk and Wester... (more)

As the sun sets, the Norfolk Southern Office Car special deadheads back to Altoona. Pictured crossing the Potomac River from West Virginia into Maryland with an A-B-B-A configuration.

NS 211 Croxton, NJ to Atlanta, GA intermodal crosses the Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia. Leading the train is UP 4526, UP 8820, NS 7000 and the NS 1069 (Virginian) for power.

"RIDING HIGH"
NS 1074 leads 37Q south across the Potomac River on the former N&W H Line on a milk early March morning.