NS 272 rolls through the major metropolis of Goodman on the outskirts of Williamson enroute to Bluefield.

Back when business was booming, I ventured out on the old pedestrian bridge over the Williamson Yard, and caught this AR rolling through the city on a dreary January afternoon...

R J Corman "Satellite" Office shown here on the Loup Creek Branch...

Gone, but not completely forgotten. This disconnected branch off the Pokey Mainline has been out of use for years. Bridge pictured here crosses Tug River into Kentucky, where the infamous Majestic... (more)

AR's get ready to roll under the US 119 bridge at Slater's Branch enroute to Kenova.

AC power splits the still standing N&W signals located near the junction of the Nolan Branch as "another" winter storm invades the Tug Valley.

Pokey Pusher shown here getting the job done without breaking a sweat (yet). It's here where the infamous Elkhorn Grade stiffens up a bit...

Appears the polar vortex has a couple CN 44's disoriented, as they're spotted here leading MTY's through the floodwall at Williamson in southern West Virginia on a cold, snowy morning...

The Kings of Peach Creek sit pretty for a weekend portrait. Renovations are ongoing at PC, as the Peach Creek Yard Office building has been razed (gasp!), and a newer building to replace it is alm... (more)

GP38-2 on the point of a CR train rolls up the Pokey at Devon...

Massive Coaling Tower still stands guard over the service area in the Bluefield Yard on a beautiful fall afternoon...

AC Power leads a coal drag under the newer signal bridges at Ought One...

1200' deep in the Breaks Gorge, CSXT 5251 rolls out of the seldom seen north side Towers Tunnel portal, carved out of the rocky remnants left by the Russell Fork River...

SD70M-2 leads a coal drag by an active river loadout headed east towards the Pokey. The loadout (Argus Energy) seen to the left is slated to close December 27, a victim of coal's lesser role in t... (more)

SD70 proceeds at walking speed over the remnants of an emergency repair to the Kenova mainline that stopped all traffic due to a massive slide here last week. To the left out of sight is the Big S... (more)