PRR and N&W Heritage units rest under the old coaling tower in Bluefield.

Eastbound coal loads meet westbound coal empties at Bluefield, WV as NS 7573 leads it loaded coal train eastbound toward Roanoke and point east.

Cold and rain don't deter those who want to get a better look at No.1218 before it leads its excursion train back to Roanoke.

NS 82V roars into Bluefield, WV in the very last of the day with two GE's in notch 8 pulling the heavy coal drag out of the setting sun.

NS 17M passes a tied down coal train with a SD70M and a GMTX and a 85N with 2 ES44AC's.

NS 824 departs icy Bluefield on cold October morning as he begins the long trek to Roanoke via the Christiansburg and Whitethorne Districts.

NS 233 climbs hard uphill into iced over Bluefield with a huge stack train bound for Chicago IL.

As the Sun sets over the Yard at Bluefield, two big GE's throttle up as they tug 272 away from the yard office as they begin there trek to Roanoke via the Christiansburg District.

Westbound empty hopper train pulls up the engine track in Bluefield Yard completing its run up the Virginia Division from Roanoke.

Norfolk and Western J 611 is bringing a fall excursion train from Roanoke to Bluefield, WV in October 1993

As the sun sets over the community of Bluefield, NS 48V has just arrived from the West, swapped crews and is now beginning the trek from Bluefield to Roanoke.

A newly built SD40E sits in the yard beside a couple of AC and DC Pokey workhorses. The old coaling tower continues to stand tall.