After coming out of the Steamtown North Siding, DL3 is shoving to Taylor to drop 43 cars and pick up 42 cars with a nice lash up and leader, and of course the famous open door policy which I suppo... (more)

Only on the DL...
Delaware-Lackawanna PT-97 arrives in Scranton moments before sunset with four MLW/ALCOs in charge. In the year 2016, only the D-L can assembly a consist that inclu... (more)

The former BC M420W has the point honors with a heavy PT97 up the mountain on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in the Poconos. The weekend crew picked up interchange with a NS H76 at Portland and... (more)

Delaware-Lackawanna PT-97 heads west toward Scranton with a lengthy train in tow. A cut of grain empties from Pocono Summit had filled out the consist. It appeared that not a lot of fans were ou... (more)

Delaware-Lackawanna PT-97 enters the siding at Tobyhanna to switch Keystone Propane. This customer is typically switched on the eastbound run to Slateford Junction but on this day the crew will w... (more)

PT97 rolls westbound through Cresco, PA.

Delaware Lackawanna's Portland Turn rolls westbound through the Delaware Water Gap with a pair of MLWs leading the way.

PT98 working at Tobyhanna with an ex BCOL M420W on the point.

After struggling upgrade from Scranton to Lehigh Summit, this combined PT-98/grain train seems to be hitting track speed on the approach to Tobyhanna, with all units emitting a signature cloud of ... (more)

This 67-car combined PT-98/grain train was unwillingly dragged upgrade through the Pocono Mountains by a colorful consist of six MLW/ALCOs including: 2045 (M420), 2461 (C425), 414 (C420), 3642 (C... (more)

Only on the DL... The Delaware-Lackawanna assembled this amazing six-unit MLW/ALCO consist to lead a combined PT-98/SPG grain train. The train departed Scranton with 61 cars in tow, and p... (more)

Despite an 18 car train, PT98 is working hard at it moves upgrade through Elmhurst behind some MLW products including a MHWA leader.

This M420W is out of service for a bit. A broken windshield is the conspicuous cause. And maybe they can get rid of the "tagging".

View with Tower in backround in morning , taken at Steamtown Lackawanna Railfest 2008 .