The Capitol Limited pulls into Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, as it crosses the Potomac.

What a great, interesting place Harpers Ferry is. Seems like no matter what you're intrested in, there is something for you in this extreme eastern corner of the WV.

Two GEs take empty autoracks across the Potomac River in Harpers Ferry on an absolutely goregous afternoon. The warmer temperatures brought many people out to the town this day to enjoy the spring... (more)

On a rainy and foggy day, the Capitol Limited crosses the Potomac River bound for Chicago with the private cars Pacific Union, City of Angels and Southern Hospitality dome car in tow.

A westbound CSX freight crosses the Potomac River Bridge on CSX’s Shenandoah Subdivision at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, on April 24, 1996. Leading the train is rebuilt EMD GP30, now road slug ... (more)

The NS Nickle Plate unit is the first NS heritage unit to run the rails on the path of the former B&O. Pictured crossing the Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia after emerging from the ... (more)

The westbound Capitol Limited crosses the Potomac from Maryland into Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

A rare high wide movement on the Shenandoah Sub has two wide cabs leading 4 transformers southwest on the historic trestle at Harpers Ferry towards Winchester.

K163 crosses over the Potomac River on a beautiful afternoon in Harpers Ferry.

A veteran SD40-2 leads Q217 out of the tunnel at Harpers Ferry as it heads west to Cumberland.

A CEFX leads Q249 west out of the tunnel at Harpers Ferry on a beautiful afternoon.

Curfews have begun to take effect between Harper's Ferry and Weverton on the Cumberland Sub. This time for work on the Harper's Ferry Tunnel in order to accommodate the future shipments of domesti... (more)

The foreign/leaser power parade continues within the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. CEFX AC44 1041 leads empty autorack train Q249 west out of Harpers Ferry Tunnel and across the Potomac Rive... (more)

A pair of CP engines visit the Mid Atlantic exiting the historic tunnel at Harpers Ferry, WV westbound with an empty oil train.

A pair of Western visitors cross a partially frozen Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia after emerging from the tunnel at Harpers Ferry..