PO-75 emerges from Nay Aug tunnel with an appropriate ex-Erie Lackawanna C425 wearing refreshed DL gray, maroon and yellow paint leading the way.
With the last C636 in America leading a train of empties for Taylor Yard, PO-75 drops downgrade through the Nay Aug tunnel and gorge on the approach to Scranton.
PO-74's five units are slipping as they work hard to pull 31 grain loads by the former Lackawanna station in Scranton. The station is now a Radisson hotel, and you can see the Mattes Street Tower ... (more)
Delaware Lackawanna road train PO74 eases by the former Lackawanna Railroad station.
The recent cosmetic restoration of former Reading Railroad T-1 2124 (4-8-4, Baldwin, 1924/1947) has brought it back to its appearance during the "Iron Horse Rambles” era. It is seen on disp... (more)
Former Red Arrow car 164 makes a stop outside the north portal of the Crown Avenue tunnel in Scranton, Pennsylvania on Saturday, September 25, 2021 during the Friends of Philadelphia Trolleys char... (more)
Former P&W car 164 posed over a small creek near Interstate 81 in Scranton, Pennsylvania on Saturday, September 25, 2021 during the Friends of Philadelphia Trolleys charter.
Brill "Master Unit" 80 was posed for a photo inside the Crown Avenue Tunnel on Saturday, September 25, 2021 during the Friends of Philadelphia Trolleys charter. This car, built by J.G. B... (more)
PST Brill "Master Unit" 80 crosses Roaring Brook in Scranton, Pennsylvania on Saturday, September 25, 2021 during the Friends of Philadelphia Trolleys charter. Although the scene itself ... (more)
Susquehanna’s Northern Division local drops a grain hopper at a feed in Cortland, New York. As run-down as the building appears here, it has been modernized, but it appears to currently be out o... (more)
Starting the workday.
The project line at Von Storch.
Two C424s and the three six axles in a row.
The RS-3s were given the summer off. It would be nice to see them back at work soon.
THis just in: trees devouring ALCO in South Scranton. Ex-BN tiger striper leads the deadline.