The Delaware Lackawanna Railroad, C420 405, leaving Steamtown after being on display during Railfest 2014.

A&M's Monett Turn works George's mill at Butterfield on its way south home to Springdale.

A&M's Monett Turn highballs at Avoca, AR on their way north to the BNSF interchange.

A&M's Monett Turn switches cars into the Georges' mill at Butterfield on their way south back to Springdale.

A&M's Monett Turn heads southbound at Robert's Loop as a thunderstorm starts to build to the north.

A set of A&M Alcos slumber away on a clear night.

Fort Smith turn winds its way through Winslow, Arkansas on a warm November 1st, 1994. Shortly the train will enter the 1700 foot Winslow tunnel exiting into the wilderness of the Boston Mountain... (more)

Out of some crazy stroke of luck, I managed to pass the Apache Railway yard near Snowflake, AZ just as a three pack of rare Alco and MLW locomotives departed north for Holbrook, AZ. The trio went ... (more)

Arkansas & Missouri No. 44 poses on the first of three large bridges found on the scenic but remote section of the railroad south of Winslow, Ark. This was a photo charter that was part of the 20... (more)

As a crew services Arkansas and Missouri Alco C420 No. 54, two C420s off the passenger train slowly tread by at Springdale, Arkansas, on May 7, 2014.

Arkansas and Missouri’s passenger train arrives at Springdale, Arkansas, pass a bright A&M caboose on May 7, 2014. Nose-to-nose Alco C420 Nos. 58 and 44 lead the 5-car train.

What I did on my Summer vacation, redux: What would the Summer be without an ALCO or two. Former Lehigh Valley C420, one of Delaware Lackawanna's Heritage units, is mated with former Adirondack Sc... (more)

What I did on my Summer vacation, redux: Idle ALCOs in the warm Scranton sun.

What I did on my Summer vacation, redux: Early morning at Steamtown, C420 and C424 haven't been started up yet.

Before L&N added these engines to their engine roster they leased them first. Noticed the L next to the number on the cab. This was a short lived deal with the L next to the number.