Norfolk & Western 611 flies out of Goshen on a sunny October afternoon.

Norfolk & Western 611 leads its passenger excursion down the siding towards Victoria Station on a gorgeous October afternoon.

Norfolk & Western 611 works its passenger train up the grade at Snyder on a cloudy October afternoon.

Norfolk & Western 611 crests the steep North Mountain grade, the highest point on the Chesapeake & Ohio mainline.

After being returned to its 1978 paint scheme, Norfolk & Western SD40-2 6162 rests outside the Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation's shop in Ravenna, KY. For more info on KSHCO and photo opportu... (more)

Norfolk & Western SD40-2 6162 idles alongside Family Lines System C30-7 7067 at Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation’s yard in Ravenna, KY, showing off its fresh repaint back into its original 19... (more)

N&W 611 working hard to crest the mountain at North Mountain. You can really see the grade as 611 is just a few feet from cresting the summit.

Norfolk & Western 611 rolls by a church and a tree with peak fall colors in Craigsville.

Norfolk & Western 611 charges around a curve as it approaches the Shillings Trail Crossing with its passenger excursion.

Norfolk & Western 611 charges out of Goshen on a beautiful October morning.

Smoke billows from the stack of N&W 611 as Virginia Scenic Railway's Shenandoah Valley Limited crests the top of North Mountain Grade at 2082 feet in elevation on the former C&O Mountain Subdivisi... (more)

Norfolk & Western 611 leads its passenger train up the grade at Snyder.

The 611 is heading into the Staunton Station with Buckingham Branch Locomotives 13 and 7 waiting on the yard lead to bring the consist back to Goshen, Virginia.

Norfolk and Western 611 roars through Augusta Springs on a beautiful October morning.

611 takes the Shenandoah Valley Limited through the valley just outside of the town of Goshen where the passengers boarded.