Passing the Historic Signals. On its way through the valley, 12Z passes the remnant N&W signals at Arcadia that are still in use.

Heading into Town. The C&O 1309 crosses over the Great Allegheny Passage.

Passing the Farm. The C&O (at least for now) 1309 runs through Helmstetter's Curve and past the iconic farm.

Leaning into the Turn. In a throwback to days of old, the 1309 runs Helmstetter's Curve in its old C&O scheme.

Creature of the Night. As part of a great Lerro Photography photo charter, 1309 poses for some night shots at the Cumberland Depot.

Shades of Link? A conductor holds a lantern as the 1309 opens its steamcocks.

The C&O Lives. As part of a great Lerro Photography photo charter, 1309 was repainted into its original Chesapeake & Ohio markings. Here it does a runby not far outside of Frostburg.

Snow Backdrop. Set with the backdrop of a light overnight snow, SVRR's Alco RS-11 passes over the Middle River on its way north to the interchange with NS at Pleasant Valley, VA.

Waiting. SVRR's Alco RS-11 rests next to its EMD GP-9, waiting for the crews to arrive to begin work.

Nice Looking Caboose. Former C&O 3260 Extended Vision Caboose resting at the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Yard.

Moving Cars. PR 2003 works the small yard near Noisette Blvd. at the Carver Maritime Scale House. It appears that the new Navy Base Intermodal Facility will change this area quite drastica... (more)

Working. PR 2003 pulls forward on its way into the small yard near Noisette Blvd. at the Carver Maritime Scale House.

On the Tracks. The EA for B&O, along with the E1 for Santa Fe and the E2 for UP, was part of EMC's first streamlined passenger diesels designed to operate as standalone units versus the pr... (more)

Majestic Remnant. This beautiful streamlined locomotive rests at the B&O Museum, looking as if it wants just one more chance to get on the main.

Coal Train. Viewed from Riverfront Park, this long train of SCWX cars bound for Santee Cooper's Cross Generating Station crosses the old CN&L Bridge over the higher than usual Broad River.