A grain train departs Willaimson yard for the east as a snowstorm gets under way.

Destroyed in a collision on March 31, 1998, the hulk of NS 8917 sits awaiting the scrapper's torch. What's left of NS 6154 sits in the distance.

BBRR 2, RF&P 101 and a BBRR caboose seen together in Dillwyn, VA, headquarters for the Buckingham Branch Railroad.

Ringling Bros. Red Unit glides across the James River in Lynchburg, VA, as it makes the move from Richmond, VA, to Providence, RI.

CSX coal drifting past my back yard along the Reusens Dam pond on the James River.

Phase I commemorative unit #156 SOLO on Train #20 with ten cars crossing the James River. This trestle, part of Southern Ry.'s Lynchburg cut-off project, opened for traffic on March 1, 1911. Pas... (more)

Conductor on Amtrak NEC Regional 176 with Amtrak Phase II unit #66 wipes his brow before boarding another large crowd. The train's ridership has surpassed all expectations. The train originates ... (more)

Phase I heritage unit, #156, takes the Lynchburg Regional train across the James River. As an historical note, freight service over this trestle, part of the Southern Railway's Lynchburg cut-off ... (more)

SD40-2 leads an EB grain train through downtown Lynchburg.

CSX Lynchburg yard job units hustle lite back to Sandy Hook Yard to take care of some unfinished business.

Eastbound coal passes by the Reusens Dam pond at MP CAB 150.9 on the James River S-D. Train has caused a goose to take flight above the water!

The Lynchburg-Balcony Falls local's units head west lite in a cloud of exhaust as they pass ND Cabin, which generations ago, protected the C&O/N&W crossing in downtown Lynchburg.

Eastbound coal in very late evening sun passing ND Cabin in downtown Lynchburg. ND Cabin once protected the C&O/N&W crossing.

Eastbound coal in very early morning sun crossing Washington St. in downtown Lynchburg. Conrail blue 7302 trails.

Weed spray train southbound as seen from upper level of Kemper Street station in Lynchburg, VA.