A Couple of Hours On the Kanawha River Railroad
Spent a couple of hours on the New York Central/Penn Central/Conrail/Norfolk Southern's "West Virginia Branch" now operated by WATCO's Kanawha River Railroad this past Friday on Started off watching a couple of trains being built and switched out at Dickinson Yard at Quincy, West Virginia. First we have yard crew KN30, with WAMX SD40M-2 4211, building a string of cars together for a manifest to go out later on. Next, we see the Alloy Local switching out some loaded rock hoppers for their run up to Alloy and West Virginia Metals with a pair of GP39Vs. Last but not least, We see northbound manifest KN381 passing through Belle, West Virginia with a pair of SD40M-2s for power.

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Chasing the Kanawha River Railroad through Appalachian Fall Color

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Coal on Loup Creek: Railfanning the RJ Corman West Virginia Line

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Total Idiots at Work Caught on Camera | Best of 2024

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Moments You Must See To Believe | Incredible Moments #10

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Trains On The Kanawha River Railroad

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Night Mail 1936 | The Train That Delivered a Nation's Letters | Colorized

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Idiots with Fast Trucks: Heavy Equipment Fails | Extreme Oversized Truck Transport #25

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Chasing The Kanawha River Railroad

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Winter on Donner Pass

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Bad luck at the Harz Narrow Gauge Railways (4K)

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Classic Railway Film 2 The Lickey Bank in 1958

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Three-Train Meets in the New River Gorge, plus the Loup Creek Branch!

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Unbelievable Train Moments Caught on Camera

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Most Ridiculous Worker Mistakes Caught on Camera

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Kanawha River Railroad in Nitro, Charleston, and Dickinson Yard

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Joseph H. Thompson Trip |1982 Documentary|

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Dangerous Grindstone Installation in 1971

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The Switchback Interchange straight out of a Model Railroad: Vaco Junction

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Impossible Places | World’s Most Dangerous Railway Tracks on Earth | 4K Travel Documentary

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