The Lehigh Valley heritage unit is part of a J53 helper pair shoving on the rear of 762.

KN39 crosses the Kanawha River trestle at Deepwater, with the Jersey Central Heritage on point. This stretch, formerly the northern end of Norfolk Southern's Princeton-Deepwater District, was part... (more)

Having come from Elmore earlier in the day, the Virginian heritage unit sits tied down at Neds with a cut of coal loads.

NS S0G coal/coke combo heads west through Glenhayes with the Virginian Heritage Unit leading, blowing coal dust into the air as he picks up speed.

Westbound empty coal train 747 passes through Matewan, passing the historic marker for the Hatfield-McCoy feud.

The first double stack train to travel the Pocahontas Division comes WB Through Sprigg, WV.

NS 799 exits Natural Tunnel with a pair of matching BNSF GE's leading an empty hopper train bound for Andover.

Running as Z559 on trackage rights over CSX's Kingsport Sub, NS 710 crosses over the high bridge at Copper Creek, with their home railroad's Appalachia District on the low bridge below.

BLU T31 finishes their work up in Asheville Yard, about to head back towards Canton as P87 ties down beside them.

The Lackawanna Heritage Unit leads 218 past the signals at Spring Lane into Portsmouth. The Lackawanna unit has been making back and forth runs on 218 and Westbound counterpart 217 this week. The ... (more)

After bringing empties in from Williamson as a J42, the U63 Weller crew has picked up a cab and is headed back to their train on track 5 on the right, with Union Pacific's Southern Pacific Heritag... (more)

756 eases Eastbound out of Hatfield Tunnel, the only part of the Pocahontas Division Mainline in Kentucky, rolling through the trestle in a 10 mph slow order.

Q370 pulls down onto the main for headroom, passing by the soon to be replaced B&O CPL signal at Mexico.

With the First Responders unit and the Veterans Unit leading the way, 068 enters Roanoke with a train full of passenger coaches, the exhibit car, and a gondola full of coal.

Northbound freight 381 crosses the Ohio River, after obtaining an EC1 across the CSX owned bridge, continuing his journey towards Columbus.