Just when you'd thought you'd seen everything...

With the 2nd days work done except for the night session the REAL stars of the Spencer spectacular take a well deserved break to strike a pose in front of the other stars of the event. Thanks to t... (more)

Southern #2601 sits in the darkness as her children get all the fanfare.

Norfolk Southern no. 8101 the Central of Georgia heritage locomotive, glints in the setting sun at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, during the NS Heritage get-together.

If you saw the NS "spin around the turntable" video, here's the "making off" shot. Casey Thomason and a company videographer record the scene while spinning 360 degrees.

After parading all of the H-units out in the morning, it is time to bring them all back to the roundhouse. Thank you to Roger Durfee and Steven McKay for the inspiration. Also, big thanks to the p... (more)

On Independence day the IT Heritage unit takes a spin at Spencer.

Amtrak 156 soaking up some night life also during the Heritage Festival

With the big event over crews put together a 960 that will leave later in the day for Roanoke VA, the 961 that will go west is out of sight behind the Southern GP30.

Norfolk & Western Heritage unit NS 8103 sits under a full moon with a few other heritage units during the 4th of July Night Photo Shoot. This is my 400th Shot on RP...Whoop Whoop!

The 'Brunswick Green' (same color as the former Conrail office car train) is evident in this lighting as the PC Heritage SD70ACe 1073 takes a spin on the Spencer turntable and the Erie and NYC Her... (more)

During the Sweltering heat of the day during the Heritage Festival in Spencer, the intense heat (106F) caused the rails to expand thus not allowing the turntable to successfuly turn. So after sta... (more)

3 generations of N&W heritage power sit idle under the lights for the first night of night shots @ the NS Heritage Festival.

The Central Jersey locomotive on the turntable at Spencer.

The first group of Heritage Units have left the party and head west