With a trainload of coal bound for the Somerset Power Plant, a Monongahela Super 7-23B pilots two Conrail SD40-2’s on the MGA’s Waynesburg & Southern branch at Buzz, Pennsylvania..

Four Monongahela Super 7-23B’s lead a northbound train of coal from Consolidated Coal Company’s Blacksville Number 2 mine cross the trestle at Buzz, Pennsylvania.

Wisconsin Electric’s coal trains that were sourced from Consolidated Coal Company’s mines on the Monongahela Railway were loaded with blended coal from two mines. After the cars were half load... (more)

A Wisconsin Electric train rolls south on the Waynesburg & Southern branch of the Monongahela Railway at Buzz, Pennsylvania.

With a long train of Wisconsin Electric Power hoppers, one Chicago & North Western and two CSX EMD’s roll through the hilly farmland at Buzz, Pennsylvania. The two CSX/one CNW power combination... (more)

Taking another train of empties back to the mines, a pair of Monongahela Railway Super 7-23B’s cross the trestle at Buzz, Pennsylvania.

Southbound empties destined for loading at the Federal #2 mine on the Miracle Run Branch approach Buzz Trestle at Buzz, Pa.

Travelling down the Monongahela Railway’s Waynesburg & Southern branch, two clean Conrail SD40-2’s cross the trestle at Buzz, Pennsylvania.

The late afternoon shadows are starting to creep across the valley as a Pittsburgh & Lake Erie run-through train crosses the trestle at Buzz, Pennsylvania on the Monongahela’s Waynesburg & South... (more)

Monongahela Super-7 2304 leads MGA Super-7s 2300 and 2302 across the bridge at at Buzz, PA climbing White Cottage Grade with coal loads from Blacksville #2 Mine on the Waynesburg Southern Branch o... (more)

Monongahela Super-7 2302 leads MGA GP38 2002 and CR B23-7 2803 and SD50 6768 at Buzz, PA with coal empties bound for Federal #2 Mine on the Waynesburg Southern Branch on June 10, 1990.

In an autumnal setting, a pair of catfish lug a train of empties on the former Monongahela's Waynesburg Southern. It's a chilly morning, and evidence of the season's second frost is visible in th... (more)

Southbound empties cross the trestle at Buzz, one of two tall bridges on the Waynesburg Southern. The other one is at Pine Bank, a few miles to the south.

Soaring high above the valley, two AC4400s lug a northbound coal train towards Waynesburg.