Just outside of Tifton, Norfolk Southern 1072 (Illinois Terminal Heritage Unit) leads NS 330 towards Macon, Georgia with with only a few minutes left of sunlight
The Original NS heritage unit leads a loaded coal train around the turn and over the bridge in Waverly.
A heavy tonnage coal train featuring 3 units up front, 2 mid train DPUs, and 2 rear DPUs dodges some clouds in south central Ohio with the Original NS heritage unit on the lead.
The Penn Central Era. On June 5, 2018, Norfolk Southern Corp Train 38Q (Conway, PA to Hagerstown, MD) was passing through Altoona, Pennsylvania with NS 1073 (SD70ACe, EMD, 5/2012, Penn Cent... (more)
First photo that I've taken for 2023. Here we catch NS grain train #40Z leaving Meridian, MS as it heads south towards new Orleans. The current resident heritage unit, NS 1066, is making another r... (more)
120 grain empties are eastbound on the Needles Sub approaching West Siberia behind BNSF 5181, BNSF 3834 and NS (MGA heritage) 8025.
Under a glowing sky, the Penn Central heritage unit leads empty potash train NS 61U west through Shawsville, VA at John Farm.
NS Nickel plate heritage made an appearance on the Rochester CSX subdivision in March. Was a worthy catch to grab in the early hours of the morning. Note the fresh snow being kicked off the rails ... (more)
In some beautiful morning light, NS 28N makes its way out of Roanoke with the Conrail heritage unit in charge.
Westbound NS 59W crosses the former NKP/PRR diamond located in Frankfort, IN as it readies to yard the train in the former NKP yard. The unique signal displays clear on both sides and carries the ... (more)
The Virginian Railway heritage SD70ACe rolls through west midtown with train #173 for Birmingham.
A Union Pacific GEVO and the Central of Georgia heritage unit pulls intermodal NS 271 east through Pepper, VA on the NS Christiansburg district.
NS 1069 leads 187 through Fruithurst
NS 1069 leads 187 through Bremen
Norfolk Southern's Virginian Heritage SD70ACe Locomotive leads Train 187 westbound through Lovick, AL.
