Norfolk Southern manifest train 37Q is running a mix bag of power today, including 3 Road Names, 6 locomotive classes, and a couple of rare visitors. Sporting the Second spot is a SOO SD60, the th... (more)

Durbin & Greenbrier Valley 6512 has been painted back into its Baltimore & Ohio colors and works on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad in Virginia. The branchline the SVRR operates was built by the B&... (more)

Passing the former N&W CPL signal at Vaughn on its way south in the Shenandoah Valley

"PEAK IN THE VALLEY"
NS 38Q is roughly a mile away as it snakes its way across the floor of the Shenandoah Valley which is alive with color. For this and other photos pleas... (more)

The 1218 is westbound on the last leg of a circle trip from Roanoke north along the Shenandoah Valley line, east on the old C&O James River line to Lynchburg, and back to Roanoke.

"MOONRISE OVER VAUGHN"
Giving a northbound train a clear indication, the Norfolk and Western single mast color position signal near Kimball, VA in the Shenandoah Valley on No... (more)

Some heritage being shown on the SVRR. Here sits Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad GP9 6512 that has been repainted into its former B&O paint. Prior to the Shenandoah Valley Railroad existin... (more)

After making the 20 mile journey north, the Shenandoah Valley Railroad local is seen stopped just shy of the NS interchange point. As you can see, the SVRR is situated in the heart of the Shenando... (more)

Norfolk Southern's specially painted SD60E's number 911 and 6920 approaches Shenandoah, Virginia, crossing one of the many high bridges along the Shenandoah Valley line. The patriotic pair is lea... (more)

"CLEAR"
A northbound is lit to proceed at Summit on the former Norfolk and Western H Line in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. For this and other photos please visit my sit... (more)

A large local led by NS 7012 crosses the trestle at Compton during an early morning run through the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.

"BENTONVILLE NIGHTS"
The stillness in the middle of the night is deafening along the floor of the famous Shenandoah Valley. The roar of bugs chirping or local wildlife calling out can ... (more)

NS 8100 leads the northbound trip from Shenandoah, VA to Hagerstown, MD during an early morning run through the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.

Quite an assortment sitting at the former TOFC ramp in Wayensboro, Virginia. Here sits SD70 #2514, GE C44-9W #8953 as well as a caboose #555017 that is used in switching local industries.

Here sits Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Alco #367 pared with Shenandoah Valley Railroad Baldwin RS4TC #8701 in the SVRR yard in Staunton, Virginia.