Winchester & Western 86 seen approaching the grade crossing US 11 at Halfway, Maryland.

Winchester & Western 86 heads north through the West Virginia countryside north of Martinsburg.

WW 811, built as NKP 811 in 1959, crosses the Maurice River on the ex-CNJ bound for Vineland and Millville.

Rolling along south of Martinsburg is the Winchester and Western returning back to Corning Yard located a few miles North of Inwood, WV.

WW 2182 heads north into Maryland on a Sunday morning run from Gore, Virginia, to Hagerstown, Maryland.

The W&W's Sand Man makes his way through Winchester, en route to the small CSX yard just north of downtown.

Having dropped off a few cars at the interchange wye with CSX. Train 86 begins its journey north towards Hagerstown, MD

Winchester and Western's Bridgeton to Millville train is passing through Norma just west of Vineland. The change to a night run has allowed the opportunity to photograph the train after dark. Th... (more)

Winchester and Western interchange train enters the North end of Vardo Yard passing under Wilson Blvd.

The engines of the W&W sit quietly for the weekend but come Sunday morning they will be brought to life as the work week begins. This scene was caught in a 175 second open shutter at 200 iso and 8... (more)

The engines are laying over for the weekend but come Sunday morning they will be brought to life as the work week begins.

After putting together the days train. 2182 begins to pull out of Corning Yard and make its trek north towards Hagerstown.

Between the Potomac River and Vardo Yard, the WW passes through farmland and rural neighborhoods. This crossing south of Interstate 81 still carries the former CVRR milepost designations as this t... (more)

Train 86 weaves its way through downtown Martinsburg and is about to pass by the former Cumberland Valley Railroad Station along King Street. The station was built in 1889 as part of the rail line... (more)

It is just before sunrise on a cool late summer morning and the crew of Winchester and Westerns Hagerstown turn has just arrived. The engineer is seen here inspecting his power before the days wor... (more)