Revival Steam

SEVENTH NW RS EP " Spring Steam On Christiansburg Mountain"

It is spring. With trees blooming and the chorus of birds returning after a winter slumber. Also in the air is the smell of steam and smoke, along with the thunderous exhaust of new Norfolk and Western Steam Locomotives. We are about to hear these N&W monsters as they tackle Christiansburg Mountain west of Roanoke towards Bluefield, VA. We will hear freight trains and passenger trains pulled by the famed engines such as Y Class 2-8-8-2s, A Class 2-6-6-4s, and J Class 4-8-4s. It's an episode you won't want to miss. Sound Credits: 1. Jay Winn 2. David Sadowski of the Trolley Dodger https://thetrolleydodger.com/online-store/ 3. Daylight Sales https://www.daylightsales.net/ 4. Menkel Sounds of New Jersey 5. Mary MacPherson of Diverging Clear Productions www.divergingclearproductions.com

SIXTH NW RS EP "WINTER COAL RUNS AROUND WILLIAMSON"

Ever wondered what it feels like to see steam in chillyweather? This upcoming February RS Event aims to provide that experience. We'll hear the first piece of action regarding steam-powered coal trains in and out of Williamson since May 1960. This marks the end of the steam era in America with N&W Y6b #2190. Now, picture a revival of that scene this winter. Whether on branch lines or the main line, all the action is here for yourenjoyment. Relax by the fire with some hot chocolate and envision this fantastic winter steam railroading you won’t want to miss. SOUND CREDITS: 1. Jay Winn 2. Family of James Bird 3. YouTuber MY STEAM https://www.youtube.com/@MySteamChannel/videos 4. Jim Herron (website https://herronrail.com)

FIFTH NW RS EP "CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR ON THE BRISTOL LINE"

Christmas time is here! And so is the fifth NW RS Episode! We are hosting a Christmas Spectacular operation between Bristol, VA, and Roanoke via Radford. The Bristol line is well known to rail fans, as one of the towns along it holds a special place in history. On Christmas Eve 1957, O. Winston Link captured the most famous steam train sound recording ever in Rural Retreat, VA. As an honor, we will focus our Christmas operation on this line. We will hear freight trains and passenger trains from end to end. We will also ride a couple of passenger trains. And as a special bonus, we will return to the Grundy Branch to hear M 4-8-0s on Christmas Eve. This will be a steam-powered Christmas present that you'll treasure for years to come. Episode Cover Attributes 1. Mark Levisay, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons 2. http://www.signalsigns.com/images_all.php, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons YouTube Sources 1. https://www.youtube.com/@PennRailVideos 2. https://www.youtube.com/@DynamoProductions-trains

N&W RS EP 4 "Clinch Valley Thanksgiving Ride"

Cold winds and a leafless landscape in Virginia. This is a perfect time to ride a train on your way to your relatives for Thanksgiving. Imagine the motive power being a steam engine. That is what we are about to hear in this episode. We will ride a steam train on the ex. N&W's Clinch Valley Line. We will also feature some more trains during our visit. Sit back and relax to the sounds of a bygone era. Audio Credits 1. Jim Herron of Herron Rail Video Link: https://herronrail.com/Cart/ 2. Bill Mudie from Australia Link: https://www.ebay.com/usr/mudeye 3. YouTuber "Zimbabwe Railways" Link: https://www.youtube.com/@ZimbabweRailway

THIRD NW RS EPISODE "HALLOWEEN IN VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA"

The week of Halloween is upon us, and we are prepared to witness a week of hauntings during the first all-mainline RS event on the ex. Norfolk and Western Railway. We will witness steam trains on the Shenandoah Valley Line between Roanoke, VA, and Hagerstown, MD. And on Halloween night, we will see yard action in Williamson, WV, and hear more trains in the small village of Rawl, WV. N&W mallet hooters and deep passenger whistles, it is all here for this week's episode of the podcast. Listen, enjoy, and beware.