Coal is moving again in Peach Creek. Lots of MTY's and power to move them into the coalfields. One can still see the turntable in the photo. The new office was built a few years ago.

After loading at Highland Mining's Trace Fork surface mine near Holden, mine run H810-23 rolls into downtown Logan and on to Peach Creek Yard in Henlawson for the trip back to the mainline. Life i... (more)

A mine run bound for the Buffalo Subdivision at Man departs Peach Creek Yard, rolling through the railroad town of Logan, WV on the directional double-track section between FD Cabin and SW Cabin e... (more)

Pusher rolls through the City of Logan after a full day of loading Up the Logan & Southern Branch near logan...

Southern West Virginia street running? Sort of... Coupled onto the rear of 100 empties for the nearby Hutchinson Mine, CSX ES44AC No. 988 slices in between the downtown streets of Logan on its 5-m... (more)

The Kings of Peach Creek sit pretty for a weekend portrait. Renovations are ongoing at PC, as the Peach Creek Yard Office building has been razed (gasp!), and a newer building to replace it is alm... (more)

The Peach Creek Yard Office.

As the use of coal fades away, the once busy Peach Creek Yard is almost empty today. Only one coal train graces the yard.

CSX 223 sits waiting for both a crew and the signal curfew to finish.

The CSX employee in charge watches over the ARS Corp crew making sure things are safety done.

Changing of the Guard.. While CSX and contractor officials remove the remaining pieces to the C&O cantilever signal at 'FD Cabin', a CSX Communications & Signals employee cleans the exterior lens... (more)

CSX 612 heads down the 16.6 mile Buffalo Subdivision.

In the last light of the evening, loads from Fanco travel over the eastern leg of the Logan Subdivision, east of Peach Creek along the Guyandotte River.

Two units sit beside the yard office at Peach Creek.

A soon to be helper unit drags the empty coal train forward so the head end power can attach.