Here sits Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Alco #367 pared with Shenandoah Valley Railroad Baldwin RS4TC #8701 in the SVRR yard in Staunton, Virginia.

Preparing to leave Staunton. Here Buckingham Branch #13 is preparing to pull out of the SVRR yard with Virginia Central steam locomotives #1238 and #1286.

Making their early morning departure from Staunton to be ultimately interchanged with Norfolk Southern in Waynesboro. Soon these 4-6-2 will arrive in Canada. Buckingham Branch Railroad has taken... (more)

It is a rare site to see a steam locomotive in Staunton. In this case is former Canadian Pacific G5d tenders rest on a flat car, waiting to move out from Staunton. Ultimately, they will head to ... (more)

Former Canadian Pacific G5d Tender that was used on the Virginia Central Railroad being lifted up for loading to be shipped to a new owner.

Former Canadian Pacific G5d that was used on the Virginia Central Railroad being lifted up for loading to be shipped to a new owner.

It is a rare site to see a steam locomotive in Staunton. In this case is former Canadian Pacific G5d that was run by the Virginia Central Railroad. In the early 1990s, Virginia Central Railroad ... (more)

It is a rare site to see a steam locomotive in Staunton. In this case is former Canadian Pacific G5d that was run by the Virginia Central Railroad. In the early 1990s, Virginia Central Railroad ... (more)

In the SVRR yard in Staunton sits DGVR GP9 #6512

If only this EMD switcher could talk. The history it's seen and the freight it's moved. Now being stored and sitting silent at the Buckingham Branch shops. Photo taken with permission and with ... (more)

Resting in Staunton is SVRR Baldwin 8701.

Westbound empties are down to 20mph as they hug the unique passenger platform in downtown Staunton.

Amtrak's westbound Cardinal snakes its way into the Staunton station, passing one of the more unique and rare C&O signal designs still active on former territories today. This particular st... (more)

The Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad recently acquired this RS-11 engine that was a former member of the Louisville, New Albany & Corydon Railroad (LNAC) where is it was not in use for a decade... (more)