2716 basks in the sun during her brief career under steam with the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society. Her second excursion career was a short one, but the Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation ... (more)

The Kentucky Steam Heritage Corp. members work with Kentucky Railway Museum's Mark Johnson, operating the crane, on removing the steam dome cap of 2716 in preparation of a evaluation of her curren... (more)

Eastbound C&O train waiting for clearance to pass through Pullman Jct while IC interchange job comes up the connector track from IC main.

While standing at the end of the platform I was able to photograph power from the C&O, SRR, RF&P, B&O, PRR and Washington Terminal.

Here sits C&O GP7 #5828 at the C&O Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia. The replica depot serves as the gift shop for the center.

The flagman runs ahead of the Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad excursion train to flag the West Maple Road crossing as the train passes the Linthicum station. This is the B&A swan song, as the road ... (more)

The Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad participated in the Ferndale Days celebration hosted by the town of Ferndale, Maryland. In 1986, the railroad offered excursions powered by a leased C&O NW2. Her... (more)

The 614 is preparing to be turned after pulling the "Chessie Safety Express" into town from Cumberland, MD. The highlight of the trip was the climb up the B&O's legendary Seventeen Mile... (more)

The George Washington. A Roger Puta photograph.

The boys on the station platform are awed by the 614 as it heads east on the old B&O Metropolitan Subdivision. The unique Point of Rocks station, sometimes called the "B&O's church," is... (more)

Chesapeake and Ohio caboose #3168 that is sitting at the C&O Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia.

Chesapeake and Ohio logo that appears on caboose #90219 that is at the C&O Heritage Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia.

Inside the cab of former-C&O (and for a brief time, Southern) 2-8-4 #2716. The C&O Kanawhas had slightly longer cabs that those of their similar counterparts on the NKP. The seats currently instal... (more)

You could always tell when C&O 614 had been working a heavy train on a grade. The smokebox would be as shiny and as black as it was when it started the trip. From the drivers back, the engine woul... (more)

Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 No. 614 pauses against the row of old buildings near the former Erie station in Port Jervis, N.Y. The locomotive turned here on a trip from Hoboken over NJ Transit.