A short on time NS 16T enters Shenandoah yard after it broke a hose just south of Elkton, Virginia.

NS train 202 with a brand new ACe on the point.

Brand new NS ACe 1210 (SD70 IAC) leads train 202 over one of the many small trestles that are part of the track north of Shenandoah.

NS 955 sits in the north end of Shenandoah yard awaiting it's next destination. This low priority train came in overnight and would sit for 24 hours before making it's next move.

It's hay season in the Shenandoah Valley. A local farmer is working on a hot June evening as 15T comes south after a lengthy crew change.

NS train 202 with NS 1801 trailing comes across the trestle at Yagers Lane and begins it's northbound journey towards Hagerstown, MD.

NS train 201 departs Shenandoah on a beautiful spring morning. The station to the right is still in use for crew changes today.

The NS OAR Safety train departs Shenandoah and heads to Harrisonburg, VA and CW trackage on a beautiful Sunday morning.

NS 052 arrives in the south end of the Shenandoah Yard in a view rarely seen.

NS 052 begins it's trek north as the sun sets in the Shenandoah Valley.

Traversing the Shenandoah Valley is NS 974, the OAR Safety Train with NS 5642 in the lead as it departs Shenandoah, VA. The train is on its way to its next stop in Baltimore, MD from Kenova, WV in... (more)

The sign says it all! BNSF 9564 leads NS train 15T south out of yard at Shenandoah with a few N&W relics still on duty.

NS 15T enters approaches the yard office in Shenandoah, VA on warm winter morning.

The last fully loaded Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus train is greeted with a hello and goodbye by the residents of Shenandoah, Va. Upon arrival on Long Island in New York the next da... (more)

EMDX 1608 & 1609 rest in Shenandoah yard after being pulled from 202 the previous day. These locomotives didn't sit long and went back to Roanoke on 15T.