A SEPTA Brill Bullet car sits out its retirement at the Electric City Trolley Musuem.
DL M 636 3643 sits on the Mall track in Steamtown Yard with Bridge 60 Tower looming in the background.
A true brute, a still-running Montreal Locomotive Works M636 awaits its next assignment in Steamtown Yard as it is hit by the rays through a brief sucker hole in the clouds.
The DL local parks along the Minooka Branch as the crew goes to beans.
The DL local has just dropped an Erie Lackawanna business car and an RS3 in the shops area and begins its trek back north to Steamtown Yard as it is dwarfed by the last of the fall color.
The DL local returns to Steamtown Yard from Taylor Yard in Scranton, Penn, with a transfer run on 10/28/19.
Steamtown's Reading 467 is an RS-3. It is displayed in the old Erie Lackwanna yard with a small freight train.
A SEPTA Brill Bullet car at the Electric City Trolley Museum adds a bit of color to the colorful background of fall.
A former Wabash C424 is in the shops on her way to becoming Delaware Lackawanna 2409. (Taken with permission.)
A former Delaware & Hudson RS3 had found a new life on the Delaware Lackawanna (where she keeps her former D&H road number).
A one-time Erie Lackawanna C425 now wears an Erie Lackawanna inspired Delaware Lackawanna scheme at the South Scranton shops of the DL.
A rather forlorn looking former Erie Mining C420 sits outside the DL shops in South Scranton waiting for its coming Chapter Two.
First set out to work this morning. Will head to Taylor for interchange.
The yard is quiet but has a nice selection of MLW and ALCO power.
