The Chesapeake & Ohio has one of the largest rosters of surviving steam locomotives in the United States; with many locomotives having been either donated or reserved (and being donated afterwards... (more)

Now this one could also be researched as F7(A) or with the reporting mark SBVR....so I'm meeting in the middle. Built as, and now restored as, CRR 800, 8016 poses in Petersburg for the WV Rails e... (more)

The C&O's J3-a Greenbrier No. 614 on the partially-restored Erie RR turntable in Port Jervis. Built by Lima in 1948 with 27-1/2 X 30 inch cylinders, 72 inch drivers, and 255 psi boiler pressure; ... (more)

With three generations of motive power on display, CSX Y101 works the yard in Clifton Forge beside two former workhorses for the C&O in SD40 7536 and Greenbrier class 4-8-4 614 that are on display... (more)

Front Porch View

Some residents in Montgomery, West Virginia come to their porch to watch Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 and its tool cars roll past. I believe that the crew dropped t... (more)

Smoke and steam cloak Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 and its tool cars as it steams west through Cotton Hill, West Virginia with a train of West Virginia coal.

Skirting the frozen New River, Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 works westbound at Hawk’s Nest, West Virginia.

Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 disturbs the morning calm at Hawk’s Nest, West Virginia. Loaded coal hoppers trail back as far as the eye can see.

Before its later makeover, a somewhat neglected depot at Thurmond, West Virginia starts to shake as Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 thunders past.

Emissions from the stack of Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 trail back over its train loaded with West Virginia coal. The westbound train is negotiating the S-curve approaching Thurmond, West Virginia... (more)

Big Steam in Big Snow

American Coal Enterprises’ data collection of Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614’s performance occurred during most of the month of January, 1985. January in Wes... (more)

Baltimore & Ohio’s daily run-through from Hagerstown has begun its return journey from Enola, passing south of Rockville, Pennsylvania.

The car ferry 'Badger' leans to the starboard side as a C & O switch crew gently places a cut of cars onboard, loading for a WB trip to Kewaunee, WI.

Having rolled off the end of Pit 20, C&O 3888 is lifted back onto the track as neighbors look on and shop foreman Fred Lawyer (white hat at left) supervises. Fred was a great guy and allowed me on... (more)

#2716 sets on display while in the process of being restored all while The Kentucky Steam Heritage Festival takes place on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11.