Shenandoah Valley's #367 Alco with 9 loaded soy cars, just south of the old depot in Pleasant Valley, is en-route to to interchange with Chesapeake Western. To us locals, you can never get enough ... (more)

BB #6 approaching Craigsville, VA for the next stop of the USMC Toys for Tots Santa Train.

A nice surprise snow storm was part of the annual Buckingham Branch Toys for Tots train. Running long nose forward, #6 is passing through Swoope, Virginia on its way to Staunton, Virginia.

Shenandoah Valley Railroad RS11 #367 leads a cut of tank cars across the Middle River as it accelerates north away from Verona, Virginia.

Not a T6 but an its an Alco on the Chesapeake Western RR once again! Shenandoah Valley's #367 has just interchanged with the Chesapeake Western at the Pleasant Valley depot and is heading south ba... (more)

Some fresh paint is seen on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Formerly known as #40, this GP9 has been repainted and has been renumbered to its former Chesapeake and Ohio number #5940. It is pared... (more)

On a gorgeous November morning, hotshot UPS train 202 makes its way north across the Compton Trestle. They're less than 8 hours from the final destination of Rutherford, PA, as they roll up the Sh... (more)

One of the "OG"s of the wide cab revolution, former Canadian National Railway GP40-2LW 9619 recently arrived in Staunton, Virginia. Precision Locomotive Services received delivery of the... (more)

Fall foliage & trains in the Shenandoah Valley! NS 202 approaches the 98.4 signal during a peak weekend.

Fall has hit it's peak in the Shenandoah Valley as train 202 hits a slow order over the trestle at Compton.

This photo, was taken with permission on BBRR property. Beautifully restored SD40, C&O #7534 sits on the deadline in BBRR's yard. While coupled up to two other BBRR loco's and rolling stock, she a... (more)

With a former RF&P signal in the background, Buckingham Branch EMD GP16s #3 and #5 are seen at the yard in Doswell, Virginia.

Fall is starting to arrive in the Shenandoah Valley as NS 15T makes it's way south to Shenandoah.

Fall is starting to arrive in the Shenandoah Valley! High above the trestle at Compton, NS 202 makes its way north.

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad's Shenandoah Valley RS-11m. Originally built 1958 for Norfolk & Western. Also saw service on Central Vermont, Maine Coast, and Louisville, New Albany and Co... (more)