An eastbound coal drag behind Y6 2129 and class A 1216 pull upgrade near the summit of the Blue Ridge grade. I met several other railfans on this trip and one of them must have been Jerry Carson ... (more)

Guiding Light Norfolk and Western 1218 is guided out of the Virginia Museum of Transportation museum grounds to begin its short journey down to the O Winston Link Museum. Who knows what th... (more)

The "Celebration at the Museum" at the O. Winston Link Museum is capped off with a night photo shoot of N&W A Class 1218, she is seen here just before nightfall with dark ominous clouds moving int... (more)

J 606 is serviced and facing west in the afternoon at Shaffers Crossing. The shadow of the coaling tower is just creeping over the front of the engine but the J has a nice rods down pose.

The last of the Y6a locomotives class runs light downgarde at Bonsack.

N&W Y6a 2167 is pushing an eastbound freight through Roanoke on a beautiful November morning with the railway's office buildings in the background.

NW 611 blasts out of Montgomery Tunnel with the second of two employee specials operating between Roanoke and Walton, VA.

NW 1218 and 611 running side by side westbound through Christiansburg, VA as seen from the US 460 Business bridge. These activities were a part of the 1987 NRHS convention held in Roanoke.

The final letter in Passenger pulling for the N&W. Born too late, and killed twice too soon.

I was eleven when I took this my first time seeing the "A" in action. I could barely keep the camera steady.

N&W #46, "The Tennessean," slides over Jefferson Street crossing. To the right is the Norfolk & Western General Office Bldg, a 1951 Dodge and a circa 1941 Mack bus in the Safety Motor Transit sch... (more)

N&W 611 backs out of the yard at Ludlow Ky with the Cincinnati Railroad Club excursion "The Knoxville Special" in July of 1993. The train ran from Cincinnati to Knoxville on the 10th and returned ... (more)

All I knew back then was to point and shoot. Taken well before I took any notes, so the location eludes me.

My dad get's the credit for setting the exposure, which I still think was dead-on. We got soaked in the rain for this one.

Taken when I was 12, anyone know the exact location of this photo? Lexington-Chattanooga excursion 1988.