End of the line

Delaplane, Virginia

This is the final post for Photography In Place.

After seven and a half years, it is time to move on. Many thanks to everyone who has followed along over the years. If you have any interest in railroad photography, I hope that you will check out The Trackside Photographer, a website dedicated to the railroad landscape that I started last March.

Have a great weekend, and as always, thanks for reading Photography In Place.

Country church

Photo by Allan Leese

Cayuga United Methodist Church in "downtown" Cayuga, Mississippi

Cabin

Louisa County, Virginia 

The Trackside Photographer

One hundred years ago, during the First World War, railroads and gunpowder came together to create explosive growth in a small West Virginia town. Doug Bess tells the story of his hometown from the coming of the railroad in the late 19th century to the present. Click here to read "Railroad Town: Nitro, West Virginia."

The Trackside Photographer is the website dedicated to the railroad landscape.

White house

Louisa County, Virginia 

Red barn

Louisa County, Virginia

Green barn

Louisa County, Virginia