Back on Home Rails... N&W 2156 Y6a 2-8-8-2 rides on home rails on it's way to Roanoke on loan to the Virginia Museum of Transportation.

The 956 special hauling the N&W Y6a 2156 passes through Nolan on a foggy May evening.

The 956 Special hauling the N&W Y6a 2156 to Roanoke passes through the signals at Colombia Coal, after a brief stop in Fort Gay due to a tree on the rails.

The 956 Special hauling the N&W Y6a 2156 to Roanoke passes the N&W CPL's at Panco.

NS 6923 Leads a NS956 south. This move was to position passenger cars for the Kentucky Derby Trains.

Going Home. For the first time in approximately a half of a century, Norfolk and Western Y6a #2156 rolls over "home rails" as it departs the Terminal Railroad's Merchants Subdivision and en... (more)

The Norfolk Southern executive train on its way from the Kentucky Derby to Atlanta passes a stopped ethanol train.

NS 956 blasts off Northbound out of Greenville with a full A-B-B-A consist and 17 cars in tow.

On a summerlike May morning, Norfolk Southern's office car special makes its way back home to Altoona as it crosses the Tugalo River into South Carolina. Even the fisherman under the bridge stoppe... (more)

NS train 956 passes through Louisville on its way to St. Louis to rendezvous with N&W Y-6 #2156. GP40-2 #3068 leads an auxiliary tender, two office cars and a baggage (tool) car.

BNSF's OCS train rounds the curve at Cook Springs, Alabama en route to Augusta, Georgia and the Masters Golf Tournament.

The NS OCS begins it's journey down Augusta's 6th street.

The NS OCS honks at some Vegas show girls on it's way to Taylor Street Bulk yard.

NS 956 OCS passing Hildebrandt's at sunset on 6th street on the last leg of it's journey to Taylor Street Bulk yard where it will tie down for the Master's.