CSX train Q157 (Philadelphia, PA - Buffalo, NY) passes through Blue Cut in Lyons, NY with a tired looking YN2 AC4400CW leading the train.

CSX's business train locomotive fleet are seen at Barr Yard. Tom Golden photo.

Shortly after the rain cleared the sun popped out to shine on southbound manifest Q675 heading for Nashville on a warm January afternoon.

CSX F-unit 118 is the power for this Potomac Eagle train as it prepares to depart Romney, WV.

It's just another day in Suburbia as 118 pulls into Kensington with an afternoon commuter train on MARC's Brunswick line.

The 1989 version of the EB New River Train (Huntington, WV to Hinton, WV) rolls thru Stone Cliff just south of Thurmond. This remote location contained a coal coke plant and a rail yard in the ear... (more)

CSX FP7 118 was working in MARC service when photographed at Brunswick Yard.

After repairing a broken rail, CSX E590 lead by CSXT 118 received permission to proceed east. Here, we see him approaching Wilson lane located just outside of the small village of Tornado.

CSX 118 and 119 lead the 1989 CSX Santa Train southbound across the Copper Creek Viaduct at Clinchport, VA.

The power for the 1989 train was CSX FP7 #118 and CSX F7B #119. CSX #118 started life in 1952 as Clinchfield #200 and is currently West Virginia Central (Western Maryland) #67.

The 1989 version of the EB New River Train (Huntington, WV to Hinton, WV) rolls down “Main Street” in Thurmond. The power for the 1989 train was CSX FP7 #118 and CSX F7B #119. CSX #118 started... (more)

Just out of Hinton, the 1989 New River Train begins its WB journey back to Huntington. The A-B combo was turned on the Meadow Creek wye and run B unit first into Hinton on the way into town due to... (more)

The 1989 version of the New River Train (Huntington, WV to Hinton, WV) rolls by the Thurmond Station. The power for the 1989 train was CSX FP7 #118 and CSX F7B #119. CSX #118 started life in 1952 ... (more)

Iconic West Virginia. The 1989 version of the New River Train (Huntington, WV to Hinton, WV) rolls down “Main Street” in Thurmond . I would have loved to have seen this town in its heyday. Che... (more)