On a muggy spring day, 1952 built former G&J nee D&H 4116 smokes it up as it departs Eagle Bridge with loads for Caroval and Cargill Feed in Salem. The tank cars contain liquid urea used to mix... (more)

On a gorgeous fall afternoon, Batten Kill RS 3 number 4116 crosses the Hoosic River at Eagle Bridge NY. Built in 1952, this Greenwich & Johnsonville lettered Alco is still earning her keep not to ... (more)

In a scene out of another time, the Battenkill local clatters out of Eagle Bridge for North Old State Road on a cloudy day as spring struggles to bloom in rural Washington County. The crew broug... (more)

In a pouring rain shower, a rare doubleheader chuffs upgrade out of Eagle Bridge with some loads from Pan Am in a scene right out of the 1950's.

The Battenkill crew has backed the colorful 605 to pick up four loads dropped by the Pan Am RJ-1 local. On the left is the Pan Am Freight Main near CPF448.

The colorful '605' continues to pitch hit for the BKKR 4116 as it gets serviced. The local crew are seen switching beside recent excavation work by Pan Am and contractors to add additional track... (more)

On a cold February afternoon, BKRR 605 switches out the Cargill mill in Salem. After an hour or so of cleaning switches and spotting cars, the 605 will return to her train and head toward Eagle Br... (more)

Batten Kill RS-3's 605 and 4116 team up to haul a wooden flanger and two empty hoppers toward interchange at Eagle Bridge NY.

Batten Kill Railroad 4116, in her former Greenwich & Johnsonville paint, blends right in with the fall colors. The 4116 is south bound through Cambridge on the way to interchange at Eagle Bridge.

BKRR RS-3 #4116 works at Eagle Bridge, NY.

Batten Kill RS-3 #605 heads east for Cargill where it will switch out its train and head to Eagle Bridge to interchange with Pan Am Southern and the D&H. For the most part, the Batten Kill only t... (more)

All dressed up with nothing to do. Painted in 2010 and lettered this past Summer (2011) this old wooden flanger is looking great. But so far the only real snow fell in October and with under an in... (more)

With just a single car bound for the CP interchange, the short train and beautiful scenery offer a classic view of short line railroading.

Batten Kill RS3's 605 and 4116 team up with their ex D&H flanger and good old fashioned manpower to clear the line after almost 16" of snow fell from two weekend storms. After pushing through each... (more)

With six cars picked up at the CP interchange, the twice weekly train leaves Eagle Bridge and crosses the ice filled Hoosick River headed for East Greenwich.