SV local switching LPG tank cars at Dixie Gas & Oil.

Shenandoah Valley 367 was originally built as Norfolk & Western 367 in 1958.

Very unusual to see this special train on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. After carrying local business and government officials, Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad GP9 #5940 leads Buckingham ... (more)

Precision Locomotive Services and Sales PNLX 9619 was originally built as Canadian National CN 9619 in 1975. The EMD GP40-2L is undergoing testing while being operated by the Durbin and Greenbrier... (more)

Shenandoah Valley Railroad switching LPG tank cars at Dixie Gas & Oil.

Shenandoah Valley Railroad working Dixie Gas & Oil.

Shenandoah Valley Railroad and Buckingham Branch Railroad special VIP train returning to Staunton from Mount Crawford.

DGVR 6512 was originally built as B&O 6512 in 1957. DGVR 5940 was originally built as C&O 5940 in 1955.

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley's Alco RS-11 #367 is spotted on a maintenance of way train paired with former Virginia Central caboose #903107 in Verona, Virginia on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.

A former CN loco has been restored and saved from the scrap yard by a local business. Only thing its needs now is some freight cars to stretch its legs out with on some lonely unused rails. I coul... (more)

Emerging From the Forest The local switcher out of Verona rolls through the woods outside of Staunton on its return journey in the late afternoon, with the GP9, in the newest paint scheme... (more)

I got a tip from a railroad crewmen that the afternoon local was still working out around Verona, I headed that way and ran into it a few miles outside of town. Here it makes its way back toward S... (more)

With a paint scheme straight from the glory days of railroading, SVRR GP9 5940, originally built in 1970 for the C&O, leads the SVRR local back into Staunton. 5940 was recently repainted and renum... (more)

Uncommon flatcar loads are heading west through La Porte Indiana. Photo by Jeff Stupar.

Unusual flatcar loads are west bound at La Porte Indiana. The tenders are lettered Virginia Central. Photo by Jeff Stupar.