C&O 614 in "cammo" while being painted green for the Greenbrier Presidential Express

Nearing the end of it’s 190 mile roundtrip to Port Jervis, Ross Roland storms the Hackensack River at track speed. The lump on the tender top is a crewman shaking some coal loose to feed the sto... (more)

Now arriving Clifton Forge. A COHS / Fire and Light / Me production. (Yes we forgot to line the switch back after moving other rolling stock out of the way)

C&O 614 pauses just short of JD Cabin waiting for orders to proceed east.

C&O employees poses on the pilot of C&O 614 in the Smiths Creek Yard of the C&O Historical Society.

Holding short of JD Cabin, the engineer of C&O 614 awaits for a clear board to continue east out of Clifton Forge.

The March 7, 1981 Family Lines Rail System Safety Express ran round trip from Orlando, Fl to Ybor City (Tampa), a distance of about 90 miles one way. Chesapeake & Ohio 614 was the power for this t... (more)

The March 7, 1981 Family Lines Rail System Safety Express ran round trip from Orlando, Fl to Ybor City (Tampa), a distance of about 90 miles one way. Chesapeake & Ohio 614 was the power for this t... (more)

The March 7, 1981 Family Lines Rail System Safety Express ran round trip from Orlando, Fl to Ybor City (Tampa), a distance of about 90 miles one way. Chesapeake & Ohio 614 was the power for this t... (more)

The 614 pulls the "Chessie Safety Express" on a warm, May 31, 1981.

The rain has paused for just a moment and a hint of blue skies have appeared, making for a dramatic spring background on the recent addition of C&O 614 at the Heritage Center in Clifton Forge.

Buckingham Branch employee Craig protects the reverse move to couple a spacer car to 614 to allow the move over a weight restricted bridge near Clifton Forge.

C&O #614 is on the way to Clifton Forge and has a long journey ahead as it crosses the trestle over South River at Cornwall, VA. May 2011.

Carefully reversing over the Ice House switch on CSX rails, C&O 614 is just minutes away from successfully arriving at C&O Historical Society grounds in Clifton Forge.