An early running 37Q provided the opportunity to capture the entire train rolling west in the evening sun on a muggy July evening.

Rolling north over the Portage river on their way west NS 864 is about to fly over the NS Chicago main and then take the Oak Harbor connection to join it.

BO22, just got on board Norfolk Southern 8852 at Homestead Yard, as they prepare to pull 50 coal cars east towards Ironville, so they can shove back on the yard lead and deliver the coal to Toledo... (more)

NS coal meets UP powered merchandise freight at the Mad River museum crossing. A heavy storm was brewing to the west.

Norfolk Southern train 25Z with NS 9572 & 2681 pull 24 platforms past the park in Swanton, Oh., with exx-WLE 219, ex-NKP 719, caboose, now lettered with a PRR style keystone logo and Swanton on th... (more)

NS 38Q pulls away from the Bristol yard office with an eight unit consist that includes 5 EMDs.

Crossing statelines...NS 37Q crosses from Virginia into Tennessee as the 100 year old Bristol sign stands in the background stating which side of State Street is Virginia or Tennessee.

Conductor Otis protects the shove back to the rest of their southbound train after picking up a huge cut of empty FLCX hoppers out of storage on the Carolina Coastal's Whitney-Badin line. The ROW... (more)

A tophat is tied down on the house track at Douglasville with a rail train.

NS Industry Yard to Jacksonville roadrailers head south on the Griffin District past CP Mountainview, the last set of signals on the line which becomes dark territory after this point. The Signals... (more)

Trains from both the big players in the Atlanta rail scene wait at King Plow.

Tracks into the lake? Well, not quite. At one of the less often photographed diamonds in the Carolinas, the WSSB crosses the former Yadkin RR, which swings out into the lake on a causeway, paralle... (more)

NS 37Q Switching at Vardo Yard Hagerstown , Md

With Higby Rd curving off to the left, the NS 218 heads the opposite direction, as it heads east on the Columbus District.