After departing Elmore Yard, near Mullens, W.Va., just minutes before, No. U81 rumbles south(timetable west) along the Guyandotte River on the former Virginian Railway, with a train of empties en-... (more)

The NS 8099 Southern along with the NS 1068 Erie trailing cross the Mayo River Trestle in route to Belews Creek Steam Station.

The NS 8099 Southern along with the NS 1068 Erie trailing roll south just below the Va/NC line in route to Belews Creek Steam Station.

NS 8099 Southern with the 1068 Erie trailing leads the 756 in route to Belews Creek Steam Station in Belews Creek, NC. Notice the sign to the right that reads: No Tresspassing N & W RW

NS' Southern heritage engine #8099 leads westbound freight train 39Q through downtown Johnson City on a chilly winter night en route from Roanoke, VA to Knoxville, TN.

The NS 8099 Southern along with the NS 1068 Erie lead a 105 car coal train to Belews Creek Steam Station, Belews Creek, NC. This station burns 2 train loads per day.

The Southern heritage unit seems to have found a home on the Pokey in pusher service.

Enroute to Farm; NS 8099 (SOU) and NS 1068 (ERIE) make their way to get a train to help back to Bluefield.

The Southern and Erie heritage units rolls along the Pokey beside the Bluestone River. In seconds the units will cross the Bluestone and enter Coopers Tunnel and back across the Bluestone.

Two of NS' Heritage Units, the Southern and the Erie assist a train to Bluefield going through the town of Keystone.

A unique set of Pokey pushers consisting of the Southern 8099 GE Heritage unit paired with the EMD Erie Heritage unit. Both wearing green paint made for an unusual sight along the Pokey. I called... (more)

The Southern heritage unit makes it's second appearance in the lead through Bristol on the 39Q.

NS' Southern and Conrail heritage engines bring a loaded export coal train downhill into St. Paul, VA as it crosses Highway 58A on a rainy summer evening. The train loaded earlier in the day near ... (more)

NS 17g hosts the NS Southern Heritage unit leading her train westbound.

The Southern heritage unit switches some loaded hoppers in Flat Top Yard in a town appropriately named Yards, VA on the former N&W Pocahontas District.