The East Penn GP38s are working hard up the grade into Oxford past the Oxford Grain & Hay Company and will soon arrive at the yard to switch out their train.

East Penn Railroad's Bristol crew utilizes SW-1200 #52 to haul loaded hopper cars towards the Tastykake plant and is seen passing the former PRR Station in downtown Oxford

East Penn Railroad's Bristol crew utilizes SW-1200 #52 to switch the Tastykake plant just East of Oxford

East Penn Railroad's Bristol crew utilizes SW-1200 #52 to switch out hoppers to be taken to the Tastykake plant just East of Oxford

An East Penn crew is using SW1200 #52 for dumping stone along the Octoraro Branch near Oxford.

East Penn Railroad General Manager Don Craumer and Conductor Rob Bishop pilot #52 along the Octoraro Branch on their way to dump stone just outside Oxford

An East Penn crew is busy loading their side dump car with material to be dumped a few miles down the line

An East Penn crew is busy dumping rock just East of Oxford

An East Penn crew is busy loading their side dump car with material to be dumped a few miles down the line

The Octoraro Railway excursion train is making the hitch with the second RS2 so it can operate push-pull style south of thi... (more)

An excursion on the Octoraro Railway works at Oxford, Pennsylvania. After arriving in town, the lead ex-TP&W RS2 was set off on a siding, and the other one is pulling the train past it, so the uni... (more)

The Octoraro Railway ran an excursion over the former Reading Wilmington & Northern branch from Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania to Montchanin, Delaware and return. Once back in Chadds Ford, the mixed tr... (more)

The Octoraro Railway's Alco S2 poses alongside the Lancaster Chapter NRHS's doodlebug charter. No. 3 was built as the B&O No. 519 in October, 1948; it's now in the collection of the B&O Museum in... (more)

East Penn B30-7 (Ex-SP) # 7874 brings two cars past the mill along Railroad Avenue in Oxford PA on the Ex-PRR Octoraro branch.