NS 068 passes the Merck complex with the 614 in tow and some interesting clouds in the background.

Right at sunset, NS 068 transports the C&O 614 north from Clifton Forge en route to the Strasburg Railroad for rebuilding.

C&O 614 4-8-4 Steam Engine on NS 068 with NS 6948 leading the move over the Susquehanna River on the famed Rockville Bridge. The locomotive will undergo extensive renovation at the Strasburg Railr... (more)

C & O 614 has arrived in Terra Alta, WV, after the assault of Cranberry grade, on its excursion from Cumberland, MD.

From the official press release issue on November 8, 2024:

RJD America LLC Acquires Historic Chesapeake & Ohio 614 Steam Locomotive and Announces Comprehensive Restoration.
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Sitting quiet at the C&O railway museum in Clifton Forge, the Greenbrier Presidential Express locomotive 614 rust's away on display.

C&O 614 leads a Hoboken to Port Jervis excursion west through Secaucus, NJ. The train is approaching Harmon Cove station and would soon be crossing the Hackensack River at HX drawbridge. C&O 614... (more)

C&O Greenbrier 4-8-4 no. 614 smokes it up for fans on a photo rugby east of Youngstown, OH during a tour with the Chessie Safety Special. The engine led the special around the railroad in summer ... (more)

C&O 614 and C&O 5828 on display at the C&O Railway Heritage Center Museum in Clifton, Forge, Virginia.

The C&O's J3-a Greenbrier No. 614 on the partially-restored Erie RR turntable in Port Jervis. Built by Lima in 1948 with 27-1/2 X 30 inch cylinders, 72 inch drivers, and 255 psi boiler pressure; ... (more)

Night is falling at Hinton WV. We are cold, wet and tired but extremely happy. It's 1985 and we have been chasing a steam engine pulling a loaded coal train all day long in the snow! 614 has been ... (more)

Front Porch View

Some residents in Montgomery, West Virginia come to their porch to watch Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 and its tool cars roll past. I believe that the crew dropped t... (more)

Smoke and steam cloak Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 and its tool cars as it steams west through Cotton Hill, West Virginia with a train of West Virginia coal.

Skirting the frozen New River, Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 works westbound at Hawk’s Nest, West Virginia.

Chesapeake & Ohio 4-8-4 614 disturbs the morning calm at Hawk’s Nest, West Virginia. Loaded coal hoppers trail back as far as the eye can see.