Amtrak train 701 the Blue Ridge arrives at Harpers Ferry station. My slide notes indicated this was the Shenandoah, but research determined that the Shenandoah was dropped the previous year. The o... (more)

Amtrak train no. 50, the Eastbound Cardinal in Hurricane on a frosty morning. The train today is equipped with equipment not seen on this line in many years; Superliners. This train being essentia... (more)

The Capitol Limited makes it's station stop in Martinsburg as it passes NA Tower.

The tri-weekly Cardinal blast thru the crossovers at Sandstone on CSXT New River Sub eastbound. The train is only a few minutes from the 10:29 station stop at Hinton, WV.

The Capitol Limited pauses briefly over the Potomac River before continuing east to Washington D.C.

The Cap crosses from 2 to 1 in HO's pipeline connected interlocking.

Amtrak train number 50 kicks up the fresh snow enroute to Hinton for there next stop.

Eastbound Amtrak P030, the "Capital Limited," passes the CPLs at Doe Gully, WV on Feb. 9, 1997 after a night of wet snow.

The Cardinal makes track speed as it heads for it's next stop at Montgomery.

Amtrak’s Capitol Limited crosses the Potomac River and slows for a stop at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, on a bright April 24, 1996.

The Westbound Cardinal approaches the former C&O depot in Alderson to board two passengers.

Westbound Amtrak No. 33, the "Shenandoah," was crossing the Potomac River from Magnolia, WV and into Maryland on Sept. 11, 1977, led by "Pooch" No. 714. During this time period, P30CHs seemed to ... (more)

A beautiful Fall morning in Tuckahoe, WV yields a photo of the Eastbound Cardinal rushing under the uniquely designed C&O cantilever that has now been removed.

Westbound Amtrak 29 ("Capitol Limited") heads into setting sun between Martinsburg and Hancock, WV. Photo taken from vestibule of private car.