Norfolk Southern Steam Locos

So I'm not finding anything on the DLS for Norfolk Southern in the way of steam locos. I'm hoping that I'm blind and there is something out there, or perhaps someone knows of any on other websites. A point in the right direction would be appreciated, with thanks.

The current iteration of Norfolk Southern was formed in 1990 and is essentially a merger between Norfolk & Western and Southern. There was a previous railroad by that name which began in the 1880s but was swallowed up by Southern in the 1970s. History of the railroad is readily available online. I'd be guessing that there has been little interest by modellers in the original railroad.

I think I remember seeing some N&W Steamers on a third party site at one time. Check the payware forum. Southern Railway steamers are rare as hen teeth. I got this one back in the TRS2004 days as payware. It works kind of in TS12 but the sound really need work.

https://www.screencast.com/t/h54pDd1fFxI

William

Ben Neal has a N&W Class J steamer on his site.

K&L Trainz has a complete Southern Crescent, complete with Ps-4, a model of Southern 4501, 630, and 722; they also have complete Powhatan Arrow, with 4-8-4 J class included, along with an A class 2-6-6-4, and a M class 4-8-0. Note that all these are PAYWARE, and are worth the money. Under the freeware section is a N&W auxiliary tender and N&W combine and coach. Note that you need an account with K&L Trainz to get their stuff. These are also not reskins of other content, but based on blueprint specs, so they're 100% accurate. Peter's Trainz has a reskin of Ben Neal's J 4-8-4, a Southern 4501 mega pack, which is a reskin of the USRA 2-8-2, a N&W K class 4-8-2, both streamlined and un-streamlined, the streamlined being a kitbashed J class, a model of Southern 2-8-2 6910, which is actually Kentucky & Tennessee 2-8-2 10, and finally Three Rivers Rambler Pack, which features Southern 2-8-0 154 and Washington & Lincoln 2-8-0 203, and associated rolling stock.
Websites:
https://kltrainz.com/
https://peterstrainz.wixsite.com/peterstrainz/steam

Thanks for the info folks.