Ringling Brother's Barnum & Bailey Circus passenger cars wait in Charleston for the equipment cars to be loaded.
The clouds just start to part as a BNSF unit leads 380 heading for Levi to wait on the Ringling Brother's Barnum & Bailey Circus train.
Rounding the curve before the Amtrak station in Charleston, CSX train Q303 approaches the signal as he approaches South Charleston Yard to do work. From there, the train will proceed to CSX's Russ... (more)
At the early morning hour of 2:25am, NS 9124 idles on the head end of the 36 passenger cars and 4 stock cars that contribute to the total 61 car consist of RBBB's Blue Unit train. The passenger co... (more)
Past poles lines and along bolted-rail, the South Charleston Turn rattles east through South Ruffner with a single day’s local business for Kanawha City and Marmet, West Virginia. A pair of C&O... (more)
The Cardinal makes track speed as it heads for it's next stop at Montgomery.
Returning from Marmet, H874 passes a United Bank billboard in Charleston. In the background, the United Bank building is visible, in the heart of downtown Charleston.
Running exactly two hours late, Amtrak's westbound Cardinal idles at Charleston Station. This is the second time an Amtrak heritage engine has been assigned to the tri-weekly Chicago-New York trai... (more)
After performing four days of shows in the Capitol City of West Virginia, the RBBB Blue Unit is packing up and preparing for an early morning departure out of Charleston with a future destination ... (more)
The C&O Chapel Hill brings up the rear of the train during a stop at the Charleston Amtrak Station.
Amtrak 176 pulls the second of four New River Train trips. Shown running about 15 minutes and just bets the clouds before they blocked the sun.
CSX Q303 displaying an all "dark future" consist rumbles through the capitol city in the evening sun.
Q303 lead by a YN3 standard cab EMD heads for South Charleston yard to pick its cars.
Coal River bound empties charge westbound through Charleston, the capital city of West Virginia.