The Chessie Safety Express works its way west through Morgan, Maryland on the Baltimore & Ohio’s Old Main Line.

The calm solitude along the south branch of the Patapsco River is interrupted as a 4-8-4 storms west on the Baltimore & Ohio’s Old Main Line near Sykesville, Maryland. The train is a Chessie ... (more)

The Chessie Safety Express is on the first leg of its Baltimore – Harpers Ferry/Martinsburg trip at Lansdowne, Maryland. In about two miles, C&O 614 will be within sight of the Thomas Via... (more)

Seen from the Lansdowne Avenue overpass, an eastbound Baltimore & Ohio train creeps through Lansdowne, Maryland.

Eastbound hoppers roll through Lansdowne, Maryland, on the Baltimore & Ohio. A pair of Chessie GP40-2’s (one C&O, one B&O) is powering the train.

Chesapeake & Ohio (C&O) Alco C630 2101 outside the diesel house at Wyoming (Grand Rapids), Michigan, on July 20, 1974. The four C&O C630s original road numbers 2100-2103. Photo taken from my slide... (more)

B&O 722 and C&O 8016 (CRR 800 today) pose at the NCTM's Streamliners event.

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)

The beautifully restored paint scheme on the Chessie B30-7 shines bright while the locomotive sits in Ge Transportation awaiting delivery to the Lakeshore Railway Museum.

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Recently restored by CSX's Huntington Locomotive Shop, C&O SD40 number 7534 leads a Buckingham Branch freight in Staunton, VA.

The former C&O station at Prince was built in 1946. The modern setting awaits the passage of NKP Berkshire 765 on the New River Train on a beautiful fall day.

C&O F7(A) no.7004 sports an experimental paint scheme applied in 1960 to simplify the paint schemes, yet providing good visibility of the units at grade crossings. Two F7As nos.7004 and 7068, and ... (more)

2700 was built by Alco in 1943, and retired around 1956 by the C&O. She was placed on display in a park in Charleston, WV for many years, before being moved to St. Albans, WV in the 1970s. She was... (more)

A very unusual Art Deco style of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway logo appears on the Prince, WV station.