The Virginian heritage unit rolls downhill at Clarendon Hills with an empty oil train in tow.

Rolling westbound with short double-stack train in tow, the Virginian heritage unit leads No. 22A through the pastoral fields of Midway, Tn., in the late afternoon as it treks across the Knoxville... (more)

Virginian Heritage Unit enjoying a little R&R in downtown Williamson on a warm September evening...

After departing the yard at Bristol, the engineer on hot westbound double-stack train No. 22A, notches out the throttle in rural Tennessee, while preparing for a short uphill climb to the Holston ... (more)

It's a gloomy day on the Louisville District as NS 22A brings a bright yellow engine towards Louisville. The sun pops up at just the right time as NS 22A climbs the hill at East Tucker

The NS Virginian heritage unit leads 22A west by Tucker.

Heavy rainstorms drenched the area just prior to the westbound's arrival and now departure with the Virginian in front.

The ex-Southern signals at Norton Holdout have since been replaced with hooded "Darth Vaders" but the Virginian Heritage Unit is still going strong. This is my third Heritage capture, more)

Sometimes one gets lucky with the lighting, and today was one of those times! After a heavy rain shower had previously pounded the area, the sun decides to pop out, creating this dramatic scene of... (more)

The Virginian Heritage Unit leads a coal train under the old concrete bridge at Port Royal, VA

Norfolk Southern's Virginian heritage unit on its way to Natural Tunnel for Railroad Day. I lucked up and caught it leaving Frisco, TN that morning. Strangely me and my ''co pilot" where the only ... (more)

After the first ever Railroad Day held at Natural tunnel State Park, the Virginian heritage unit travels back to Frisco, TN passing through the truss bridge across the Clinch River at Clinchport, ... (more)

As the sun begins to set behind the surrounding mountains in Elliston, Va., train No. 756 rolls through Kumis behind NS's Virginian heritage unit leading on home-rails.

The Virginian heritage unit leads coal train #756 around the curve into Eggleston, Virginia, underneath the iconic cliffs made famous by early Virginian Railway publicity photos. Although the for... (more)