Buckingham Branch Z631 pulls out onto the main to pick up their train in Staunton on a bitterly cold morning.

Originally PC, then CR, then OHCR this old horse is looking mighty slick in the late summer sun. It's nice how EMDs can get a new lease on life unlike those great chugging GEs of old. Looks like... (more)

Clifton Forge is a shadow of what it used to be but is still a very interesting railroad town. It is still a significant terminal for CSX, is a stop for Amtrak's Cardinal, and home to the C&O Rail... (more)

A trio of BB geeps sitting in Doswell, getting started up 1 by 1, likely for running later in the day.

Buckingham Branch Z631 rolls eastbound through Swoope, Virginia on the North Mountain Subdivision with a welded rail train in tow.

Eastbound BB train Z630 (Staunton-Charlottesville) crossing the diamond with Norfolk Southern.

BB 6 East running lite engine back to the yard via the middle track. In the background is the Six Hundred West Main building.

BB Z621 with BB 6 running Long Hood Forward begins to make its way back east to Charlottesville with their first stop being the east end of cold storage before continuing east.

BB 6 was originally built as Penn Central GP40 PC 3217 in 1968.

The Charlottesville based local en route to Staunton.

BB 6 and 17 tied down on Christmas Eve.

BB 6, 5 and 17 tied down for the weekend.

BB #6 approaching Craigsville, VA for the next stop of the USMC Toys for Tots Santa Train.

A nice surprise snow storm was part of the annual Buckingham Branch Toys for Tots train. Running long nose forward, #6 is passing through Swoope, Virginia on its way to Staunton, Virginia.

Originally built in 1968 as Penn Central GP40 PC 3217 before being acquired by Conrail as CR 3217. Ohio Central then purchased her, turning her into OHCR 3217, before being purchased by her curre... (more)