The Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail just 35 miles south of Waynesboro in Nelson ... distinction — by the early 1960s they held costs down by operating four steam locomotives, long after all other ...

"The Thunder of Steam in the Blue Ridge" is a 1973 black and white film that documents the Norfolk & Western Railway's steam locomotives in the scenic Blue Ridge region of Virginia. Utilizing an ...

The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway and the Kennesaw Museum Foundation are teaming up to raise money in support of the Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History. Proceeds from the Blue Ridge ...

Woodstown Central Railroad steam locomotive No. 9 ... Retired there in 1958, it was sold to Virginia Blue Ridge Railway in Piney River, Va., and became its No. 9, pulling that railroad's last ...

The railway has two different excursions tourists can take: the Blue Ridge Flyer and Alleghany Special. The Blue Ridge Flyer goes eastbound, exploring Staunton, Fishersville, Waynesboro ...

If you’re traveling to North Georgia, you’re more than likely planning to experience its many outdoor pursuits — like hiking, swimming, or fly fishing — explore the area’s impressive ...