765 rounds the west leg of the Buchannon Branch at Ought One, WV. This line continues on to Weller, VA to a fair number of coal operations.

765 blast through Naugatuck, WV on the afternoon trip. The original plans were to turn the exursion at Naugatuck. At the last minute, they decided to run the trips to Lovely, WV.

The whole NS exursion consist can be seen as it approaches Williamson, WV.

The afternoon NS employee special is on its return trip to Williamson, WV as the railfan caravan keeps pace with 765.

As soon as CSX 276 receives a clear indication, it will travel east to assist a train that had stalled on Cranberry Grade. In several hours, a devastating thunder storm will hit West Virginial kn... (more)

CSX 139 leads empties past the former B&O depot at Tunnelton, WV. The track curving off to the left lead to an interchange with the West Virginia Northern Railroad. The railroad survived as a to... (more)

My 100th shot on Railpictures.net, shows an SD70mac wheeling sulfer empties westbound across the bridge at Greenup. While most railfans are often approached by officers for just taking photos, we... (more)

Northbound freight 381 passes through the small community of Grimms Landing under the glow of the sweet evening sun.

Northbound 381 stirs up a flock of birds on its journey to Columbus, Ohio. Except for the hills in the background, this photo easily has all the characteristics of a shot taken from the midwest.

NS 381 is northbound at Redhouse, WV under the glow of the late evening sun.

I was quite suprised when I saw the NS track geometry train while I was at work at a hobby shop on the other side of tracks in Nitro. Fortunately, the train tied down, allowing me to make a quick... (more)

Two G.E.'s take a train of empties towards the coal river subdivision on the first day of June.

The WK&S ran a special exursion for the Lehigh Valley NRHS chapter's annual banquet on April the 17th.

U92 soars over the massive trestle near Oak Hill, WV. One advantage the Virginian had over the B&O and C&O being that it was a late comer to railroad construction in the 19th century, is that it ... (more)