The Erie Lackawanna Railroad 3639, later Conrail 6670, sits with the other relics in Norfolk Southern's West Yard in Roanoke. The SPD45 is listed as being owned by the Virginia Museum of Transport... (more)

The NS 4000 and NS 4002 "DC to AC" units lead the NS 756 south over an unusually clear Mayo River.

The EMDX 1608 along with its twin the EMDX 1607, lead the NS 64M south over the Mayo River on the Winston-Salem District.

A 12 axle flatcar with a total capacity of 730,000 pounds holds an approximately 150 ton new Rotor for a 600MW generator.

The NS 4001 and NS 4000 "DC to AC" units lead the NS 757 north from Belews Creek Steam Station and up the Pumpkin Vine to Roanoke.

Railfans greet the N&W Class J 611 on her return voyage to Roanoke.

The N&W J 611 is slowly removed from the VMT with the Cab Run local units while NS officials, local NHRC members, and VMT officials inspect its progress. The Locomotive was being removed for a tri... (more)

As the early morning sun rises, several long lines of empty hoppers and stored locomotives sit in the West Yard at Roanoke. Another view of this scene showing only the locomotives can be viewed... (more)

The N&W J 611 is slowly removed from the VMT while NS officials inspect its progress. The Locomotive is being removed for a trip to the North Carolina Museum of Transportation to be restored for 2... (more)

The N&W J 611 is slowly removed from the VMT while NS officials inspect its progress. The Locomotive is being removed for a trip to the North Carolina Museum of Transportation to be restored for 2... (more)

Close to 100 units sit in the West Yard east of the 10th Street Bridge. The fate for many of them is unknown.

The Norfolk & Western 1218 sits in the yard at the Virginia Museum of Transportation. The locomotive had been moved out from under the shelter for a special event photo shoot for the weekend.

After losing the #4 traction motor while pushing the NS 756 to Belews Creek Steam Station, the NS 8721 has the motor replaced with an axle for the trip back to the repair shop in Roanoke. 2 cranes... (more)

The NS V79 with 2 EMD GP38-2's, NS 5642 "Training First Responders", NS 5198 and N&W caboose 518600, head north over a heavily flooded Mayo River.

A Stator for a 600mw generator sits outside the plant, waiting for Norfolk Southern to take it to Charlotte, NC for Siemens to rebuild.