Tag: Norfolk & Western

She haunted that damn train all night!

He put a piece of paper on the table, “Here is the number of that engine, you get it sometime and strange things happen, you will know why!”

Michael Abraham continues to stake his claim as one of Appalachia’s top regional writers. His obvious love of railroading shines through here.

Author Michael Jones’ great great grandfather was in charge of the Thaxton, VA rail station where a terrible 1889 wreck happened.

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