The Delaware Valley Railway operated the former Octoraro Railroad, which included this one-time Reading Railroad branch in northern Delaware. Delaware Valley's short life was from 1994 to 1999. I ... (more)

After returning 2002 and 1804 to Von Storch, 2423 heads off to move freight in Green Ridge Yard (former D&H). The RS-32 and Rs-11 were marooned in the East Stroudsburg area due to a major washout... (more)

These two ALCOs have been returned from the East Stroudsburg area. Spending the past year (?) marooned due to a massive washout of the main. Repairs completed and RS-32 and RS-11 came up on yester... (more)

With the wash out repair completed, Delaware Lackawanna RS-32 and Depew Lancaster & Western RS-11, having been marooned in the East Stroudsburg area return to Green Ridge after about a year. They... (more)

From the wayback machine: Long before 211 got into a corporate suit.

211 gets new paint and a renumbering, just in time for an unveiling at Steamtown Railfest.

Sitting in the morning sun.

Former 211, repainted and renumbered, on display at Railfest.

The locomotives featured at Railfest. From left: EMD F3A, ALCO PA-1, EMC SC, ALCO RS-32, ALCO 2-8-0 Consolidation and ALCO RS-3.

Profile shot of an ex-SP unit, complete with lights. Photo by unknown, from my collection.

Westbound daily train coming back from Elizabethton with their former NYC Alco. Though the railroad exists as a local switching road this line is now a walking trail and Elizabethton is no longer... (more)

That green varied a great deal over the years and on different units. The unit started on NYC, then went to PC, then CR and ended up at the Alco orphanage. Photo by Mike Dolenski, from my collec... (more)

SP seemed to to have at least one of everything. One of the rarities got a few more years of life doing light duty on this little shoreline. Photo by Dave Petke, from my collection.

Early morning movement at Bridge 60. Grizzled vet 211 will lead a train up the old D&H Penn Division. Second unit is fresh out of the shop 2409 in its' corporate suit.

After dropping their train on the main, a pair of Falls Road Alco's ease into the siding at W.H. Rhinehart Feed in Middleport, New York to spot a covered hopper. In the lead is DL 2035, an Alco RS... (more)