RAILWAY MEN TRANSFERRED.; Promotions and Changes Announced by Norfolk and Western. Share full article. July 18, 1903.

Norfolk & Western Class J No. 611 steam locomotive is back into service for a limited series of passenger excursions this ...

Norfolk & Western Class J No. 611 is poised to return to the Buckingham Branch Railroad this fall. Beginning on Sept. 26, ...

There, the Norfolk and Western Railway continued to run on steam -- not the more newfangled diesel-electric -- until May of 1960, surviving both because of an allegiance to the coal mines that fed ...

Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern Corp. donated its complete collection of historical documents and archives from Norfolk and Western Railway, its predecessor, to the Virginia Museum of History & Culture ...

The Norfolk & Western railway was, in a lot of ways, a quintessentially American construct. The "Norfolk" is Norfolk, Virginia, still one of the country's busiest ports, and in the rail line's pre ...

Seale joined NS predecessor Norfolk & Western Railway in 1976 as a management trainee. He served in numerous sales and marketing capacities relating to the railroad’s service to its merchandise and ...

Some 200 of those railroad lines were absorbed into Southern Railway, which became a dominant carrier in the Southeast. It merged with Norfolk and Western Railway in 1980 to become Norfolk Southern.