29C skirts the New River through Rich Creek, VA with Savannah and Atlanta in the lead.

Morning sun filters through the trees and highlights the exhaust of EMD SD70ACe 1065 as it leads NS 29C west through Montgomery tunnel.

With a relatively clean foreign leader, 25A heads south on a nice spring morning.

13R heads through The Plains, passing the former Depot with the 1070, the "Wabash" heritage unit leading. Actor Robert Duvall's property is somewhere just to the right of the photo, pos... (more)

The WW102 heads north with a lone car from Continental past a blooming tree. Later in the year a former B&O and WW caboose would be set in this area by our NRHS Chapter, the Northern Shenandoah c... (more)

NS 275, with the "Erie" heritage unit leading, heads through the Happy Creek area of Front Royal. Probably close to 100 Bradford Pears are visible in this photo making it obvious why th... (more)

L132 works the Kingspan manufacturing facility in Winchester, during a nice sunset, before finishing building his train and heading to Brunswick.

The “trash train” is whichever one gets the huge block of rubbish cars to go to a landfill in AL. This one seems to have drawn the fragrant freight today and is easing out of town approaching... (more)

After meeting NS 118 at Hurt connection, a relatively rare westbound on the “Virginian”, S11 blasts off from a dead stop with a long string of empty hoppers bound for Elmore, WV.

The Nickel Plate heritage unit leads empty grain west through Wabun, VA.

With some spring foliage popping, the WW 102 crew through Downtown Winchester with the 3816 at the helm. The 3816 is going to be dropped off at the shops at Gore for its 92 day inspection. Note ... (more)

A dash 9 leads a loaded coal train by the CPL at control point Fagg on the Whitethorne District.

820 splits the intermediate signals at Long Island, VA. Heading eastbound to Lamberts Point in Norfolk.

Still hanging on….N&W CPL signals still stand guard on the Ex-Virginian Railway between Altavista, VA & Abilene, VA as they have since the early 1960’s. On the banks of the Staunton river the ... (more)

Crossing the Staunton River NS 778 takes the connection off the former Virginian Railway mainline onto the former N&W L line enroute to Hyco Power plant.