C&O E8 4016 at Cincinnati, June 1967 - Bob Drake photo, collection of Tom Sink

C&O 614 in "cammo" while being painted green for the Greenbrier Presidential Express

A cab shot of C&O 5828 a EMD GP7 on display at the C&O railway heritage center.

Nearing the end of it’s 190 mile roundtrip to Port Jervis, Ross Roland storms the Hackensack River at track speed. The lump on the tender top is a crewman shaking some coal loose to feed the sto... (more)

Power for this evening's eastbound "George Washington"

Now arriving Clifton Forge. A COHS / Fire and Light / Me production. (Yes we forgot to line the switch back after moving other rolling stock out of the way)

Southbound C&O freight at Alexandria, VA || July 1957 Photo by Bob Drake, Tom Sink Collection

A young couple have just boarded an evening train to Cincinnati as a C&O conductor checks their ticket.

C&O 614 pauses just short of JD Cabin waiting for orders to proceed east.

C&O employees poses on the pilot of C&O 614 in the Smiths Creek Yard of the C&O Historical Society.

Holding short of JD Cabin, the engineer of C&O 614 awaits for a clear board to continue east out of Clifton Forge.

It is the summer of 1970 less than a year before Amtrak, and C&O 4027 and 4016 wait for their train at Cincinnati Union Terminal.

In preparation for a night photo shoot of C&O 614, a local and his tractor assist with the moving of C&O 5828, another museum piece in the Smiths Creek Yard.

Eastbound C&O passenger train George Washington rounding the curve at Quinnimont with a C&O 2-6-6-2 resting to the right. Photo by Bob Drake from the Tom Sink Collection