N&W #41 (Formerly Chesapeake Western #11) is pulling the Candy Cane Express out of the yard, carrying parents and their little ones on a short ride up to Shaffer's Crossing and back. Thanks to the... (more)

Black River & Western T6 56 comes to life alongside former roster members of what are arguably the two most iconic railroads in the United States. On the left is Santa Fe CF7 2419, which will soon... (more)

MIDH 1016 at the east end of the MIDH yard during the night photo session for the MIDH 40th Anniversay weekend.

Shuffling a cut of coal cars in the Norfolk & Western's yard in Norfolk, Virginia, in December 1982 is a trio of T-6 switchers: 32, 43 and 11. Of the 57 T-6s built by Alco, 40 of them were owned... (more)

Me and ole #11 in a siding out on N&W's main north of Elkton waiting on clearance to head back to Harrisonburg with our morning loads in this late winter shot. This portion of double track is no l... (more)

The Norfolk, Virginia area was a stronghold for part of the Norfolk & Western’s fleet of unique notch-nosed Alco T6 transfer locomotives. A new addition came to the area in 1981 when the Easter... (more)

I’ve been a fan of notched-nosed Alcos since seeing my first Lehigh Valley RS11’s, and seeing the RS11’s, RSD12’s, and T6’s that were regulars on the PC’s Bel-Del division. The T6 was ... (more)

Norfolk & Western used their T6 fleet in yard service across the system. Here one of them switches the yard in Lambert's Point.

Saturday morning local working Springdale with the 18 and 57.

The 'T' stood for 'Transfer', meaning the locomotive was capable of faster transition and higher sustained speeds than the regular 'S' - type yard switcher series. There were only 57 built and N&W... (more)

The 'T' stood for 'Transfer', meaning the locomotive was capable of faster transition and higher sustained speeds than the regular 'S' - type yard switcher series. There were only 57 built and N&W... (more)

The highlight of the trip? It was very likely this. Just north of the A&M shops, we see this ex-N&W ALCO T6 kicking cars in the Springdale, AR yard. While the road trains had the bigger power, t... (more)

AM 18, formerly of the NW roster, kicks cars in the North Yard to build a cut for today's Monett Turn. It was sure a surprise to find this relic showing it can still perform in the yard.

The Roanoke Chapter of the NRHS moves some of the static exhibits back into their proper locations after the weekend photo shoot.

The crew on N&W Extra 41 West job brief before departure. Equipment and personel from the Roanoke Chapter NRHS gave short rides at the Virginia Museum of Transportation on the weekend of Feb.9th a... (more)