Buckingham Branch
The Buckingham Branch was founded in 1989 by retired CSX railroader Robert E. Bryant. The company began with the acquisition of a 16-mile (26 km) long branch from the CSX Transportation's James River subdivision line near Bremo Bluff on the James River south to Dillwyn in Buckingham County. The interchange with CSX is at Strathmore yard, near the junction of the former Virginia Air Line Railway. Serving small industries and quarries, the BBRR began with one locomotive, a caboose, and was staffed by Bryant's family.
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BB 2, a GP16, getting a new coat of paint at Dillwyn, Virginia.
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BBRR 4, an RS-4-TC, with a new coat of paint at Dillwyn, Virginia.
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BB 7, a GP40, heading east at Louisa, Virginia.
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BB 8, a GP16 in GRIV paint at Doswell, Virginia.
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BB 13 switches Augusta CO-OP in Staunton, Virginia.
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BB 7 with sisters, south on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad in Staunton, Virginia. Having just made a pick up of Empty Cars to take West.
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