Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad's B&O F7A No. 722 pauses on the bridge over the South Branch of the Potomac River in Moorefield, WV.

South Branch Valley Railroad 182 waits for more repair work to be done at their diesel shops in Moorefield, West Virginia. Photo taken with permission wearing all required safety gear.

The weekday South Branch Valley Railroad freight train crosses over the south branch of the Potomac River in Moorefield, WV, approaching Pilgrims where they will set off grain hoppers they brought... (more)

Fall Foliage was just beautiful in the mountains of West Virginia on this cool fall morning, as an 80 car empty grain train has just departed Moorefield, bound for the CSX interchange in Green Spr... (more)

Workers at the South Branch Valley Railroad diesel shop work on the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad 8250. Since their engine was down for repairs, the South Branch Valley sent their Chessie B&O 6240... (more)

South Branch Valley RR diesels, shut down for the weekend, sit next to their shop in Moorefield. Photo taken with permission.

Workers at the South Branch Valley Railroad diesel shop work on the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad 8250. Since their engine was down for repairs, the South Branch Valley sent their Chessie B&O 624... (more)

South Branch Valley Railroad 90, 180, 181 and green 6135 sit outside the repair shops in Moorefield, West Virginia. Photo taken with permission.

Crossing over the South Fork South Branch of the Potomac River. Two venerable locomotives push 32 loaded grain cars towards the Pilgrim's Pride mill seen in the distance. 12 additional cars will b... (more)

Former B&0 6240 sits quietly at the yard of the South Branch Valley Railroad on the outskirts of Moorefield, WV. A lone GE center cab switcher can also be seen

The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railway making a northbound run towards its terminus of Romney, West Virginia.

The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railway making its way through the farmland of Moorefield, West Virginia.

Showing its Baltimore & Ohio heritage, South Branch Valley S4 17 stands outside the engine house in Moorefield, West Virginia. Inside the house, a sister Alco has been fully rebranded.

The South Branch Valley switches the Pilgrims Pride feed mill in Moorefield, West Virginia.

With a beautiful mountain vista in the background, SBVR 6604 rounds the curve into East Moorefield on its way to Petersburg.