Passing the site of the Norfolk and Western Crewe roundhouse, N&W 611 leads the eastbound Cavalier excursion train away from Crewe, Virginia.

N&W 611 pulls the westbound Cavalier excursion by the historic Appomattox depot during the last few minutes of daylight.

Western & Atlantic RR number 12, the "Texas", poses outside the Bob Julian Roundhouse in Spencer, NC, for night photos.

The 16-cylinder, 2000 horsepower EMD 645 engine shines through the sides of CSX GP38-2 #2702, in a Dickson-style loco-xray image at Spencer, NC.

Western & Atlantic Railroad #12, the "Texas", is displayed on the turntable at NCTM's Bob Julian Roundhouse in Spencer, NC. The Texas is the headliner at the museum during this weekend's... (more)

One of the former CEFX lease units now owned by NS leads Piedmont Division intermodal train 222 north through Lula, GA, at dusk, just ahead of a heavy evening rainfall.

The J passes The Chair in downtown Thomasville, NC, with NS train number 955, deadheading from Spencer to Greensboro.

During its first-ever visit to the Charlotte Regional Intermodal Facility, Norfolk and Western 611 eases along between the airport runways as they prepare to turn train 957 for its trip back to Sp... (more)

Norfolk and Western 611 accelerates southbound by the depot in Salisbury, North Carolina, on its way to Charlotte on a cool spring Sunday morning.

In a scene that hasn't happened since December 1994, Norfolk and Western class J number 611 leads excursion train 957 north out of Charlotte, North Carolina on a perfect Spring morning.

Norfolk and Western class J number 611 leads excursion train 957 underneath the airline taxiway at the Charlotte Intermodal Facility as an American Eagle CRJ-900 crosses overhead with a regional f... (more)

After two days of hosting passengers between Cincinnati, Chattanooga, and Atlanta, the Norfolk Southern office car special rolls by the old Atlanta Terminal Station control tower at the Spring Str... (more)

NW 611 steams through Goodview, Virginia, on a ferry run to Spencer from Roanoke. As Graham Claytor said, "It is a good thing to let another generation know what a steam locomotive is".

Norfolk and Western 611 shoves up the hill out of the Virginia Museum Transportation in Roanoke, ready for a ferry move to Spencer as NS train number 956, on a cold January 6, 2017 morning.

Trains aren't the only thing snaking their way through the mountains near Altoona: Timber rattlesnakes are abundant in the hills! This slithery example had 8 buttons on its tail, posing on an ol... (more)