A C&O GP40-2 waits beneath the coaling tower for its next call to duty.

CSX train W899-05 backs into the ACCA locomotive shops in Richmond, VA after bringing a military train south from D.C.

Three trains meet at the famous "Triple Crossing" in Richmond, Virginia: CSX coal train N89530 on the upper level (former Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad), CSX coal train T44230 on the midd... (more)

It's a beautiful morning in the state, and the James River is running a tad high after some nasty thunderstorms rolled through the night before. Still facing residual delays from a derailment a fe... (more)

Southbound going from 3 main to 4 main at NA.

An eastbound coal train, destined for Newport News, begins it's trip across the C&O viaduct.

Despite the mostly overcast conditions throughout the day, the sun managed to peek out for a while just after dinner time as manifest Q409 swings around at 'West AY' at the south end of CSX's Acca... (more)

KCS 4783 leads Q302 (Cincinnati, OH - Rocky Mount, NC) at Bellwood.

CSXT 8882 was originally built as Penn Central PC 6271 in 1971 and operated as Conrail CR 6271.

CSXT 2730 was originally built as Penn Central PC 8076 in 1973 and operated as Conrail CR 8076.

Kansas City Southern visits the City of Richmond.

The sun is just coming over the horizon enough to illuminate the Richmond skyline as well as train V28, seen coming back into Richmond just a tad late. Crossing the mighty James River, we're stand... (more)

132 cars behind or ahead, whichever you decide, are helper locomotive H777, dragging this manifest out of Richmond's Fulton Yard for the trip to Rocky Mount. Leading the train is a KCS ES44AC and ... (more)

Leaving behind the Richmond skyline headed for Rocky Mount, NC, manifest Q302 heads south across a high and muddy James River. Leading the large 132 car train is a far out west visitor, Kansas Cit... (more)

An unusual view of "the longest passenger train in the world" (Auto Train,) as seen from the old B&O "Moonlight Dome" on the rear of Amtrak Train 90, "The Palmetto."