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This is a two and a half hour deep dive into the former New York Central (Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway) now run by Norfolk Southern. Big E shows the entire train. The narration is comprehensive and informative. It’s like an encyclopedia on the subject!
Norfolk Southern crosses the double-track Illinois Central’s Chicago to Memphis line, at the famous and busy diamond at Tolono, Illinois.
The Norfolk Southern’s Pittsburgh Line is the main artery for NS connecting the Midwest and the East Coast – and that means a lot of action!
The Cincinnati area has many places where fans gather to watch and photograph trains. One of the busiest and a local favorite is Hamilton.
For over one hundred years four separate railroads competed for passenger and freight traffic between the New York City metropolitan area and Chicago – the New York Central, Pennsylvania, Erie, and Baltimore and Ohio.
All the action over 24 hours on one of the busiest segments of track on the whole Norfolk Southern system
Ohio’s Attica Junction in 1996. 24 hours where NS and CSX bang the diamond.
This program was filmed – 7/14/2001
PSR (Precision Scheduled Railroading) on NS’s Premier Corridor has resulted in fewer but longer trains and the first regular use of distributed power in over thirty-five years on this line. See the new routine as you watch the entire train, and hear about the entire train.
Nearly 70 trains travel Norfolk Southern’s main line near Conway Yard and Pittsburgh.
Two days and a night of awesome action on “The Pokey”, Norfolk Southern’s Pocahontas Division.
Fast paced action on NS’s Harrisburg Line between Reading and Harrisburg.
With the completion of the near doubling in size of the huge classification yard northeast of town in 2015, now known as Moorman Yard, Norfolk Southern in Bellevue is busier than ever.
Covering 7 years during all 4 seasons, we get a great look a rail action in Central Georgia.
See American railroading from a European perspective. Shots from 12 years of hi-def travels, here are some very impressive and loud audio performances – in huge scenery, on a grand scale. Sit back and enjoy some of the biggest and best railway operations to be seen on the planet.
Here are three of the busiest rail locations in Ohio. Lots of trains and great action at: Berea, Marion (a side trip to Defiance) and Fostoria. Plus there is a “sneak peek” at a coming video when we visit Deshler, Ohio.
Four decades of the marriage of the Southern and Norfolk & Western, and how Norfolk Southern operates today.
The Atlanta Railroads, Their History and Their Story.
Historical units, Heritage Units, Roadrailers and Santa.
In the far corner of Southwestern Virginia and Eastern Kentucky, is the busiest former N&W branchline on the Pocahontas Division, Norfolk Southern’s Buchanan Branch. You’ll see plenty of coal and coke trains, along with work trains and light power moves. Run through power from UP, CN, KCS, and CSX as well as leased power from…
Norfolk Southern’s Marion Branch is a unique line with a rich history dating back to the 1890’s as the Big 4, also known as the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & Saint Louis Railroad.
The best selling series continues with new footage from Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
In Part 2 of our series on the Pocahontas Division we continue our visit through the coal mountains of West Virginia. Green Frog’s professional railroad photographer Rich Scheid, captures the action at Roderfield and then continues northwest through Iaeger. We’ll see a coal mine located between Matewan and Williamson flood loading a coal train. Then…
Visit the coal mountains of West Virginia with Green Frog photographer Rich Scheid, beginning in Blue Field, WV., and working north through Mayberry, Switch Back, Elkhorn, Kyle, Northfork, Keystone, Kimball, Superior, Welch, and Roderfield. This trip takes us through the many moods of the fall season and through the small coal towns of West Virginia….
Valley Junction in East St. Louis, Illinois is widely considered by area railfans as the busiest hot spot in the St. Louis Metro Area.
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