History Of 611 Train And When You Can Go See It At The Virginia Museum Of Transportation

Meet Scott Lindsay, our Chief Mechanical Officer, who’s been the driving force behind the 611 for over 40 incredible years. 🚂 Scott joined the journey back in 1982, during its initial restoration in Birmingham. From there, the 611 graced the Norfolk Southern railroad until 1994, becoming an iconic part of that era. Fast forward to its next chapter here at the Virginia Museum of Transportation, where it wowed visitors on exhibit until 2014. Scott was an integral part of the team that orchestrate

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Today is "Celebrate Transportation Day in Virginia"! Come visit the Virginia Museum of Transportation and get free admission. Explore all things road, rail and air! #vmtroanoke #thingstodoinroanoke #transportation | Virginia Museum of Transportation

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