Jul 14, 2025
Norfolk & Western Railway Class J #611 streamlined locomotive and Class A #1218 duplex locomotive in a painting done by David A. Oram.
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Norfolk & Western Railway Class J #611 streamlined locomotive and Class A #1218 duplex locomotive in a painting done by David A. Oram.
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Conrail commuter train July 1977
The Conrail commuter train is over taking the NW Orland Pk commuter train
With Norfolk and Western 611 to be used on the Virginia Scenic Railway's "Shenandoah Valley Limited", here is a drawing I finished last night.
Reference Image: https://www.railarchive.net/randomsteam/images/nw611.jpg
Drawing C) Me
FANTASTIC, SOUND & SMOKE show, as 1218 Blasts out of Montgomery Tunnel. ...
N&W train, engine number 2091, engine type 2-8-8-2 Westbound freight train; 63 cars, 40 MPH. Photographed: near Elliston, Va., August 3, 1936.
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Madison & Norfolk & Western Engine (My TTTE AU)
A.K.A the Spirit of Roanoke and the Queen of Steam, she is also a funky streamlined tender engine like my other Serena the C38 Class Engine (Although she is Aussie, while this one is from the USA), and she can pull many and a dozen of freight just like Henry, Donald & Douglas and Murdoch do
American Locomotive Company
This is an Alco RS11 in Decatur, Illinois. The Norfolk & Western gobbled up the Wabash, which is the lineage of the line we’re on here in Central Illinois, but having said that, I think this particular unit was purchased for the N&W as new around 1959.
One image by Richard Koenig; taken November 21st 1976.