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Utah Railway's Provo based RUT611 local speeds through Riverton, Utah with 50 cars for Ogden on '611 Day', 6.11.2018.
The lovely N&W 611 waiting for passengers in Goshen, Virginia. Original calotype on Canson Marker. Un-preserved (Townshend) calotype, but with waxed back side. As always, thanks to Wlodek for his inspiration.
Montague, Massachusetts. We waited for the 611 crew to finish their switching chores at Brattleboro then we gave chase as they headed south to Palmer, Massachusetts. This was also the cue for the sun to disappear into complete overcast.
The Virginia Scenic Railway's Shenandoah Valley limited train makes a run from Goshen to Staunton in the beautiful fall colors of 2023.
Seen on one of the many night photo shoots at North Carolina Transportation. 611 sits beside the station on the museum grounds in Spencer, NC.
Norfolk & Western 611
Goshen, Virginia, USA
7:30 AM, bringing the pressure up for the 9:00 departure. It was a cool morning at 16 degrees Fahrenheit.
611 has subsequently departed Strasburg for Virginia Museum of Transportation. Tried two trips to Strasburg in hopes of catching it in motion, the best I could manage was still shots.
The N&W 611 pulls back into Strasburg to unload passengers and to run around her train before the next trip out.
7-10-2021
611 waits near Union Station after dropping of it's load of passengers with an excursion from Decatur, Il. @ St Louis, Mo. (830140)*
Kodachrome by Jim Strain.
NW 611 leads the Friday afternoon Shenandoah Valley Limited through the farm fields of Swoope as it heads towards the siding at LaGrange to conclude the inbound trip
*Taken with land owner permission
Inzwischen auch Geschichte ist der Einsatz der Neigetechnikzüge der Baureihe 611 in Baden-Württemberg und damit auch insgesamt. Im Sommer 2018 waren die Züge noch (sofern nicht genug 612er verfügbar waren) ab und zu im Donautal unterwegs. So konnte ich während unserer Tour zum Radexpress Donautal mit RE 3214 (Ulm Hbf > Donaueschingen) auch noch zumindest ein Bild von einer 611er-Doppeltraktion machen.
Another from Yosemite.
This was about the fifth time I shot this place. I had to pass this spot on my way to my campsite every day. The first time I shot it, the light was really crappy, so the next day, I shot it again with less crappy light. Every day, the light got slightly better, until I finally got what I needed. A cloudy day.
I hope everybody has a great 4th of July!
Location: Paradise, Pennsylvania
Date: 2019.10.06
382 to 611 "Show me what ya got"
382 to 611 "Not overly impressed"
Always nice to see 611 under steam and smell the coal smoke!!! Shots and night shots at Barber Junction Station are always nice.The NC Transportation Museum is holding a bit of a 611 extravaganza this weekend and the night shoot was one item.
N&W 611 crossing Paul Avenue in Ferguson, Mo. while running on the UD Line from St. Louis. This ROW is preserved as a hiking/biking trail. (830142)*
Kodachrome by Jim Strain (Aug. 1983)
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Metra F40C 611 shoves through Franklin Park with a Milwaukee District West train headed for Union Station.
METX 611 F40C
Norfolk and Western Class J 4-8-4 number 611 has a short photo freight in tow on the grounds of the North Carolina Transportation Museum located in the former Southern Railway Spencer Shop complex. Here she is marching beneath a preserved and relocated former Southern Railway signal bridge.
Built by the Norfolk and Western in house at their East End Shops she was in the last of three batches of the class built totalling fourteen units. Entering revenue service on May 29, 1950 she had a short nine year revenue service career before being retired and donated to the city of Roanoke and placed on display in a park. In 1963 the Roanoke Transportation Museum was created around 611 as its centerpiece. The museum's original location was destroyed by a flood in 1985 and subsequently moved downtown and was renamed the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Restored by NS for their original steam program she would have her first excursion career spanning from September 1982 until December 1984 when she would be retired again for another two decade slumber.
In 2012 the city officially donated her to the museum and a year later the Fireup611! campaign began with a goal of raising $3.5 million for her second resoration. With NS contributing $1.5 million to the project she was moved here to NCTM only one year prior to this photo where her restoration began.
On May 9th less than a year after restoration began she made her first test run under her own power and on this day she finally performed in her first public appearance. Two days after I took this image she would triumphantly steam home to Roanoke over her old home rails unassisted with NS CEO Wick Moorman at the throttle as the culmination and conclusion of NS 21st Century Steam program. She led multiple mainline excursions the rest of 2015 and the next two years though in recent times she has been relegated to only operating on museum grounds here and on the Strasburg's 4 1/2 mile route that she has visited twice now for extended periods.
Spencer, North Carolina
Thursday May 28, 2015
Last year I responded to a request from a friend of mine to take his camera (film loaded SLR) with me to take pix of 611. I agreed as long as I got to get a copy of the pix. Here is a shot of 611 totin' freight as it did toward the end of it's career. NCTM set up a nice freight scenario which produced some nice pix.