Early morning at Bridge 60.

Dragging lots of garbage north. AC4400CW leaders are getting to be a common sight on the River sub.

This Whitcomb 65 tonner's livery was inspired by Lehigh New England rostered 601. Both 601 and 602 were built for the Army in 1944 and were stationed in Europe in WWII. This one came to the WK&S ... (more)

This saddle tank 0-4-0, built by Porter in 1920, was the first operating locomotive for Wanamaker Kempton & Southern when operations began in 1963. Now it sits in retirement, a revered reminder ... (more)

Heading north.

Although still in the same spot, this RS-1 has received some attention. The former operator's lettering has been removed;the yellow has been touched up; an SCH shield has been applied to the cab ... (more)

Busy start to the day at Selkirk.

Early morning fog has lifted enough to see action at Selkirk.

Arriving at the former D&H Greenridge yard; after pushing two passenger cars from Bridge 60.

Crew at work.

2461 and 405 came up from Bridge 60, but after some shuffling- 2452 and 2461 will head back light.

The PA has been moved to the back of the shop; 3643 is getting mechanical attention and EL 2 and a coach are delivered to join the Nickel Plate coach at Von Storch. I wonder if an OCS, lead by the... (more)

Something don't look right.

After waiting half a morning for a parade of northbound to pass M403 rolls south.

Sequentially numbered GE leaders on a morning southbound.