The craze over the re-release of the CSXT Pride in Service units has died down as the locomotives are back in the regular service pool. However, when the locomotives were put back into service in ... (more)

At one time, both of the locomotives shown here were the top of the line passenger locomotives for their respective railroads. But like many technological advancements - they too get replaced. For... (more)

It's 2019 and traffic on the CSXT Bellwood Subdivision has rapidly diminished from the days of the Seaboard. At one point, this bridge carried hotshot trains like the Orange Blossom Special, or th... (more)

N&W 611 is seen here making its return on the 2:00 train gliding into the yard at Strasburg. The fields shown here are representative of the Amish country seen around Lancaster, Pennsylvania - wit... (more)

The Norfolk & Western 611's home railroad, the N&W was host to a very unique kind of signal known as the Color Position Light signal. They were the mainstay of home-N&W territories for many years,... (more)

The temporary release of the CSX Tribute Locomotives (and possible complete return to operation) has stirred the minds of railfans across the east coast on CSX. Railfans from states far from where... (more)

The bridge of which this particular shot was taken on hosted many prominent railroad photographers in the Seaboard Coast Line. Various films featured on productions like Green Frog Rail Videos fea... (more)

The first snowfall of 2021 ravaged Virginia quite hard. Regardless of which (and the coming ice storms which completely shut down traffic), Amtrak along with the other railroads continued to opera... (more)

Foreign power isn't very common in these parts of the South. However, some units might make it past the many "anti-foreign power" railyards of West Virginia and Kentucky. In this case, a... (more)

On the 25th and 26th of May - massive storms ravaged Virginia and the Carolinas. Rivers across the states were completely flooded - and that's evident here. The river is higher than usual, as CSXT... (more)

Norfolk Southern for several years now has been on a rampant charge to store and disregard thousands of locomotives the railroad has deemed to be outdated or inefficient. Problems can range from m... (more)

The C&O trestle that spans across the skyline of Richmond has for almost a century been a prominent feature of the city. Built as a replacement for the ill-fated Church Hill tunnel, the bridge is... (more)

Moving fast to make up its three hour delay in Clifton Forge, the eastbound Cardinal crosses over the Norfolk & Western Railways former line to Hagerstown. Both lines at one point had been bustlin... (more)

CSXT 8954 began life as Seaboard Coast Line SD45-2 #2049, as part of the railroads order of SD45-2's. Its life was not very notable, but it is one of the few SD45's from Seaboard roads that still ... (more)

Richmond, Virginia is home to many unique railroading artifacts. One of the most interesting - yet overlooked ones is the C&O viaduct of Richmond. One of the longest in the United States, it spans... (more)