Shenandoah Valley 367 was originally built as Norfolk & Western 367 in 1958.

Very unusual to see this special train on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. After carrying local business and government officials, Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad GP9 #5940 leads Buckingham ... (more)

Shenandoah Valley Railroad switching LPG tank cars at Dixie Gas & Oil.

Shenandoah Valley Railroad working Dixie Gas & Oil.

Shenandoah Valley Railroad and Buckingham Branch Railroad special VIP train returning to Staunton from Mount Crawford.

DGVR 6512 was originally built as B&O 6512 in 1957. DGVR 5940 was originally built as C&O 5940 in 1955.

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley's Alco RS-11 #367 is spotted on a maintenance of way train paired with former Virginia Central caboose #903107 in Verona, Virginia on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.

All gave some, some gave all. Strasburg Railroad 2-8-0, dressed up as an Army Transportation train, passes by a cemetery decorated with American flags the day before Memorial Day on a Pete Le... (more)

Shenandoah Valley's #367 Alco with 9 loaded soy cars, just south of the old depot in Pleasant Valley, is en-route to to interchange with Chesapeake Western. To us locals, you can never get enough ... (more)

Not a T6 but an its an Alco on the Chesapeake Western RR once again! Shenandoah Valley's #367 has just interchanged with the Chesapeake Western at the Pleasant Valley depot and is heading south ba... (more)

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad's Shenandoah Valley RS-11m. Originally built 1958 for Norfolk & Western. Also saw service on Central Vermont, Maine Coast, and Louisville, New Albany and Co... (more)

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad Alco RS-11 #367 is seen sporting some fresh paint and lettering in the Shenandoah Valley Railroad yard in Staunton, Virginia.

Leaving Durbin for Cass. The former Meadow River Lumber Company Heisler #6 eases a short freight out of the downtown Durbin Yard for the roughly 15 mile run south to Cass, along the C&O Gre... (more)

Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Alco #367 is spotted with fresh primer in the Shenandoah Valley Railroad yard in Staunton, Virginia. Behind #367 is GP-9 #6512.

Trespassing in Climax Territory. It's long been known that geared steam locomotives are the masters of logging track. "Logging track" is a kind way of saying track that is hastily... (more)