Units laying over. This were pretty but when the company went bankrupt, nobody wanted them.
Back for the "brand confusion railroad" started operating on these tracks.
Working for the Central Vermont, at that time also in thE CN family.
As it should be, a southbound coal train rolls past the headquarters best little big railroad in America. Some things should aways stay the same.
It's not just dirty, it's Clinchfield dirty. Notice a little clean under the radiator where the crew opens the doors frequently. Anyway this unit was on SCL for some reason well before the merge... (more)
Unmodified and sitting silent in an a the huge shop area. We didn't see anyone about.
We were kinda young and certainly dumb and anything CP would have been nice but we stumbled onto this and the big question arose. "Did they have those?" Wow. One of the better "extractions" in ... (more)
It's Labor Day weekend in the states and up here it's already very chilly as this chunky little Canada-only switcher has little to do but siit and idle with that delightful Alco wheeze.
I'm not even sure it's Washington. Nothing on the slide. Is that an enhanced cab heater or what behind the cab.
I'm not even sure it's Washington. Nothing on the slide.
Does the sun ever shine in Hagerstown? Apparently not during the seventies. Of several railfan trips this was the best we got. Not a bad little black dress.
Freight working upgrade with standard power.
You won't see these again. Bethlehem Steel and this subsidiary are both history.
