The NS 6920 Honoring our Veterans unit sits in the Limestone Yard at Belews Creek Steam Station after pushing the 68R in during the night.

The NS 6920 Honoring our Veterans unit sits in the Limestone Yard at Belews Creek Steam Station after pushing the 68R in during the night.

The NS 6920 Honoring our Veterans unit sits in the Limestone Yard at Belews Creek Steam Station.

The NS 8013 Norfolk and Western sits in the yard at BCSS waiting to spot for the pusher to position the second cut of hoppers.

The driver for PTI watches as the engineer moves the 4 unit consist from track 5 down to the empty hoppers located on tracks 1 and 2 to prepare the NS 757 for the trip north to Roanoke.

A 12 axle flatcar with a total capacity of 730,000 pounds holds an approximately 150 ton new Rotor for a 600MW generator.

The NS 8100 Nickel Plate Road has brought another load of coal to Belews Creek Steam Station.

The NS 9331 leading the NS 68R delivers another load of Limestone to Belews Creek. Limestone is used in the plant WFGD or "scrubber" system and is injected into the flue gas to help reduce Sulfur... (more)

The NS 9331 leading the NS 68R delivers another load of Limestone to Belews Creek. At the top of the picture the Pushers can be seen if you look closely. Limestone is used in the plant WFGD or "s... (more)

The NS 8100 Nickel Plate Road leads the 754 on the Belews Creek Spur and soon into the south end of the yard.

Norfolk Southern Heritage Unit " Nickel Plate Road" waits at Duke Energy's Belews Creek Steam Station to take the empty coal cars.

The Republic Locomotive Works yard switcher waits for the next Norfolk Southern train to bring another load of coal to Belews Creek Steam Station. The station burns two 105 train loads per day and... (more)

The NS 8135 backs the last cut of limestone from the 68R into the East Yard at Belews Creek Steam Station. This is used in the plant WFGD or "scrubber" system and is injected into the flue gas to ... (more)

The NS 8098 Conrail leads the 756 into the south end of the yard at Belews Creek Steam Station.

The NS 6702 waits in the East Yard for the recently delivered load of limestone to be unloaded. This is used in the plant WFGD or "scrubber" system and is injected into the flue gas to help reduce... (more)