Not a T6 but an its an Alco on the Chesapeake Western RR once again! Shenandoah Valley's #367 has just interchanged with the Chesapeake Western at the Pleasant Valley depot and is heading south back home to their yard in Staunton. Prior to the merger of the Norfolk & Western and Southern railroads in 1985, 3 Alco T6 switchers once rode these rails and to hear that oh so familiar sound was a trip down memory lane. Only thing missing was the black smoke belching out of the stack!
The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia boasts some impressive scenery and trains, some of the best in the state. This album is for all photos taken in the Shenandoah Valley.
Solely the CW Past and Present.
July 5, 1895 CW moved its first load of freight and although its existence is merely on paper today, its roots run deep. 130 years and still moving freight. The CW operates as a subsidiary of Norfolk Southern.
