Warrenton River Terminal of Rayland, Ohio, specializes in the transloading, storage, and handling of metallurgical and thermal coal, sand (construction and frac), fertilizer, aggregates (construct... (more)

CP AC4400CW #9782 is 1 of the units used as #777 in the movie "Unstoppable".

Warrenton River Terminal of Rayland, Ohio, specializes in the transloading, storage, and handling of metallurgical and thermal coal, sand (construction and frac), fertilizer, aggregates (construct... (more)

After striking out with the "sure thing" Mingo Jct. - Rook Yard coke shuttle, a beautiful morning was salvaged with this nice little local running down the River Sub to the Ohio Cold Rol... (more)

This old warrior is still pulling trains with it's CR colors.

The ORHS 471 sits and waits for passengers to get on at Rayland as the engines used in the movie Unstoppable wait for there next film scene.

The ORHS sponsored Wheeling "Santa Train" is on it's return trip to Warrenton, the Wheeling & Lake Erie 1990 business car trailing behind the lead locomotive.

The Orrville Railroad Heritage Society ran several trips on the Wheeling and Lake Erie from Rayland, Ohio to Martins Ferry and return. The special is shown sitting next to some of the AWVR movie u... (more)

All four of the unstoppable AC44's are coupled together just before being split up the day before filming began in bellaire Ohio.

Unstoppable movie equipment sits on the wye at Warrenton

Allegheny & West Virginia 777 and 767 (one of two sets of these) sit idle on the wye at Rayland, Ohio. These units are currently being used in the film "Unstoppable" staring Denzel Washington and ... (more)

Wheeling and Lake Erie 100 switches out the Unstoppable train at Warrenton the day before shooting in Bellaire begins.

Wheeling 100 pulls forward for headroom while switching out the movie train at Warrenton. The green structure overhead is a gas line used by Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel.

Prior to the week of filming to take place in Bellaire OH, Wheeling and Lake Erie crews switch out the power and rolling stock of the Unstoppable movie train. The patches visible on the locomotiv... (more)