Chessie, WM GP40-2 4355 leads a east bound welded rail train on the ex-B&O Keystone sub at mp 294.5, W.Newton, PA 4/01/1987

Used for training public service personnel, the CSX Safety Train is setup in South Charleston for training of the local fire departments. Sitting in front of the safety train image, one of the new... (more)

C hessie B&O 4334 is west bound on track two at, Jacobs Creek, PA 6/25/1986

In the last minutes of daylight, CSX SB 1000 stops on the main behind the Fonda office before continuing east. Winter storm Juno has left the area largely unscathed. However as little as ten miles... (more)

A eastbound grain train looks to have picked the siding switch below the famed New River bridge. Most of the derailment has been cleaned up but these two derailed cars are going to take some work ... (more)

With talks of NS supposedly acquiring the remaining CSX SD80MAC's this was a shocker to see this one painted in a fresh coat of paint with the new "How Tomorrow Moves" logo. First one of its kind ... (more)

THIS HOUSE IS FOR SALE!!! Seriously, if you are interested in having this view from your porch, this property is on the market. I have no idea if the porch furniture is included. :) What y... (more)

Remote Control
Known as the RCP-C or “sled”, this former pulpwood flatcar has been modified to act as a remote control platform. With an electrical cabinet on the B-end and multi... (more)

The FEC goes pink!, at least with it's new blue and pink Susan G. Comen Breast Cancer Organization paint scheme for these four axles! Today 457 carried a variety of different engines, other than ... (more)

A burned out CSXT unit still calls Barr Yard home after being involved in collision back in early January 2012.

After encountering a rock slide two weeks earlier and derailing over a 100 ft. embankment, CSXT SD70MAC No. 4542 rests on a spur track in the former B&O yard of Clarksburg. Severely damaged, the f... (more)

Number 5000, the "Diversity in Motion" unit, leads a load of southbound coal across the "Skaggs Hole" bridge at Towers.

What you won't see in Trains Magazine in March of the Cumberland Maryland Locomotive Shops