The at one time operated 250 miles of track between
Norfolk, Virginia and
Danville, Virginia . There was also a 50 mile branch from near
Emporia to Claremont on the
James River plus several shorter branches. It was under lease to the
Southern Railway (US) when it became independent. It was acquired by the
Norfolk And Western Railway in 1962 and operated as NF&D with second generation diesels. The Claremont branch is long gone, and the main line is gone between Lawrenceville and Blanche. It is now operated as a couple of branch lines by
Norfolk Southern .
, now serves as a Feed & Seed.]]
