Welcome! I create train videos that are featured on the Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia) peninsula. I love trains, and is on the High Functioning Autism and is a content creator on my own YouTube channel for several years. My passion is to video and document railroading action on the Delmarva Central Railroad, Norfolk Southern, and other railroads. I find trains to be very unique and is awesome and thrilling to watch roll by. The clickity-clack on the rail joints, the roaring sound of a SD40-2, the rumble of the prime mover, and the deafening sound of those unique train horns! Delmarva Rail Productions provides some unique train videos of railroading action, young or old!
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End of an era
70 years of coal trains rolling down the Delmarva Peninsula helped to keep our lights on. While Vienna, MD and DuPont in Seaford, stopped getting coals at the beginning of the 21st century, the Indian River Power Plant was the last plant on Delmarva to receive coal trains. Following the closure in February of 2025, left over coal was remaining and NRG has made the decision to ship the coal out. Several empty coal trains came down to NRG starting in August through December to load the remaining coal from in a backup pile and in underground bunkers. As we start off the 2026 year, the last coal left the Delmarva Peninsula a few days before the New Year’s Day and Delmarva Rail Productions made it a mission to document every single last one.
Our three part video series, “Chasing Delmarva’s Last Coal Trains”, takes you into the lens of our camera of these trains coming in and out of the power plant, and as well as a full morning of documenting the very last one.
Chasing Delmarva’s Last Coal Trains | Part 1 of 3
Chasing Delmarva’s Last Coal Trains | Part 2 of 3
Chasing Delmarva’s Last Coal Trains | Part 3 of 3
NEW! Watch trains come by Redden or Viola, Delaware 24/7! Redden Railcam has live Delmarva Central Railroad Radio Feed!
Viola Railcam is hosted and provided courtesy of Jacob C.
Watch trains live from Redden, Delaware 24/7! This livecam has a custom radio feed tuned to the 160.040 MHz frequency and end of train devices can be heard on the 452/457 MHz frequency when train is nearby.
Watch trains live from Viola, Delaware 24/7!