The NS Kentucky Derby train is returning east as it crosses the R.J.Corman/Ohio Central at CP Mace. This is where the PRR Ft Wayne line and the B&O CL&W line crossed.

Still on the heels of 18N, NS 955 behind an A-B-A set of F-units glides over the Raritan River at Neshanic Station at 7:46AM. The NS Lehigh Line crosses the Raritan River three times on its journe... (more)

On the heels of 18N, NS 955 behind an A-B-A set of F-units glides past the Lewistown station at 11:36PM. The station is the oldest surviving building built by the PRR in the 1800's and conitnues t... (more)

NS 955 passes through Manville NJ on its way to Croxton for an up coming Executive trip. The 4271 has been completed and is making its maiden run in the A-B-A lash up.

A-B-A F-units lead an eastbound deadhead move of NS office car equipment from Altoona, PA to Croxton Yard for an upcoming intermodal customer special.

Five minutes before 8 a.m., the quiet of suburban New Jersey is broken by the unique sound of an A-B-A set of F9s as they glide past the much-photographed Manville water tower with a deadhead posi... (more)

Basking in some sweet afternoon light in Juniata, NS 4271 get a few more minutes of rest before making her first trip as part of the NS OCS.

NS 4271 prepares for her maiden trip over the Middle Division by backing into the shed to pull out the train to go to Croxton. The second B unit was left off for this trip.

The NS OCS rolls thru the Greensburg Amtrak station on it's way home from the US Open!

While the attention was focused on the other end of 955, the AVR didn't dissapoint with three clean and matching GP11s in company colors. The track in the foreground is NS' Pittsbugh Line and the ... (more)

The NS OCS train passes a set of helpers on the return trip from the US Open golf tournament in Oakmont, PA. Thanks to Tony Kimmel for the heads-up on this.

NS was all about looking elegant while at the U.S. Open at Oakmont. A crew member turned on the lights for the evening which was a nice addition for the trains last night in town.

Leaving home at 4 AM to see one train=A little static from the wife. Gas for the 78 mile trip=An arm and a leg. Seeing this beauty in person=PRICELESS!!!

A nocturnal roster shot of NS's often photographed F9 #4270.

Is the year really 2007???