Peavine Railroad Historical Illustration - Steam Train on Trestle Bridge #1839193 (License: Personal Use)

This meticulously rendered pencil drawing depicts Peavine Railroad’s locomotive No. 101 hauling passenger cars over a high wooden trestle between Morristown and Cumberland Gap. The scene captures early 20th-century rail operations in East Tennessee, with visible details like crew members, period rolling stock, and forested terrain below. The railroad, incorporated in 1890 and merged in 1898, ceased operations in 1928 after flood damage and low traffic made rebuilding impractical.

Used on historical railfan websites, museum exhibits, or local history pages to illustrate the Peavine Railroad’s infrastructure and operations; matches user intent for researching defunct U.S. railroads, Tennessee transportation history, or vintage train art.