At one time Buckingham Branch operated the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and engine number three was stationed there. That is why this locomotive is not lettered.
The local north bound freight heads toward the CSX interchange as it switches industries along the way.
Buckingham Branch's first GP16 and second locomotive is BB 2. Today the Buckingham Branch has four GP16's all of which are operating on the line from Richmond to Clifton Forge.
Passing the entrance to Jefferson Stone
Transfer run to Osborn yard returning to Lexington.
Christmas Day 2003 is drawing to a close as a pair of RJ Corman GP16s idle away the night with the Lexington skyline rising in the background.
Northbound stopped at Jett, KY as crew gets lunch!!!
Spotted at BNSF's Harvard Yard in Marion. This locomotive is being used in the construction of the Harvard Coal Yard.
This engine was, at first, bought for spare parts because it was in scrap condition. However, the Buckingham Branch's mechanics tinkered with it and got it running so it became their second locomo... (more)
GP16's #1842 & 1764 are westbound through Tatum.
GP16's #1842 & 1764 switching the CSX interchange at McColl.
Pee Dee River #1764 & 1842 eastbound approaching Tatum, SC.
