After many years of service in the coalfields, this Berkey, uh-hum, Kanawha rests in a state park near the Peach Creek Yard. A good friend who is an NS engineer told me that his Granddad, C&O Eng.... (more)

The coal market is bad right now but the coal is still moving thru the Peach Creek Yard for now.

A train of MTY's await a recrew in the yard at Peach Creek as a single GE ES44AC idles in the background.

This massive steam locomotive sits on display at the Chief Logan State Park in Logan, WV.

Power for another coal drag idles away in the Peach Creek Yard. In the background is the old engine house and workshop.

Mandatory power in the coalfields, CSX 452 awaits service up one of the many branchlines surrounding Logan.

Extra power tied down in the yard at Peach Creek.

A mine run heads for the hills of Southern West Virginia.

A mine run passes Town Hall in Logan West Virginia.

The Peach Creek Yard was busy today. Plenty of coal was on the move.

This piece of history with a 7-80 build date is still used when needed in the coalfields during mine runs. Today it rests in the CSX Peach Creek Yard. I'd like to "sucker punch" the punk that 'tag... (more)

Not much has changed at the CSX, Peach Creek Yard Office over the years. Sadly, a new CSX sign has covered the old Chessie one that stood there for years. For a view of the old sign, check out Pho... (more)

An old GE B36-7 has the weekend off and is being loved on by a moble CSX service crew while two big AC's wait for their turn.

The yard may be dead due to the Holiday but the old turntable gives a hint of the action this place has seen over the years. This Yard was a vital artery to the southern WVa coal fields during the... (more)

Talk about a railroad friendy town, The Logan West Virginia Town Hall is as trackside as you can get. The building in the background used to be the station.